Answer: Hyperbole because "Huge heart transplant" is an exaggeration.
Its hyperbole because its not comparing anything so its not simile or metaphor and its not comparing a non living thing to a living thing so its not personification.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Paragraph 17 reveal about the oiler that
- The oiler was steering with one of the two oars in the boat
- The oiler sometimes raised himself suddenly to keep clear of water that swirled in over the stern.
<h3>Who is an oiler?</h3>
An oiler is a junior role in the engine room of a ship, senior only to a wiper, consisting mainly of keeping machinery lubricated. The primary job of a oiler is to lubricate the engine parts of a ship.
The oiler from the Excerpt from "The Open Boat" is also helping with ensuring the open boat does not sink.
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Answer:
1. Poetic device writer uses to help draw readers into the story of a narrative poem: creating momentum through the use of rhythm.
2. Poetic devices used to create musical language of a free verse writer: assonance, narrative, rhyme, point of view
3. One of the main functions of chorus in Antigone is: to provide background information
Explanation:
Poetic device is a kind of literary device used in a poem. Poets always want the readers to get engaged in their poems. They do this by either using a particular kind of rhythm, or using metaphor, alliteration, imagery, assonance and so on.
Free verse is a kind of poem in which poet is free to use no rhyme or rhyme only for a few lines in the poem.
To draw the readers into the story of a narrative poem, writer creates a momentum through the use of rhythm.
The poetic device used to create musical language in a free verse is assonance, narrative, rhyme, point of view.
In Antigone, the chorus is a group of old Theban man because the young ones have died in the battle. They affect the action of the play. They need to provide some historical background and details. Also, they connect play with other myths.
