Answer:
C.
Explanation:
The rest are either untrue or opposite. Speech number two even has this : "We will know that the vast majority of the members of the human race are on our
side." The rest of that speech goes on about the not being alone theme.
Answer:
The two images from Raleigh'’s poem are "…wayward Winter… " and "… A honey tongue…"
Explanation:
The question is not complete since it does not provide the options to answer it, here are the options:
…wayward Winter…
…be thy Love.
Soon break, soon wither
… A honey tongue…
Imagen or Imagery in poetry evokes the senses of the reader through the description of living things or inanimate ones, giving to the second one human qualities, therefore the two options that follow this description are "…wayward Winter… " and "… A honey tongue…" they both have an adjective that gives an image of the noun.
The answer is one of both clauses
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Answer:
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Answer:
In "The Duchess and the Jeweller" by Virginia Wolf, Mr. Bacon is compared to <em>a H</em><em>orse</em><em> who is neighing</em>. Oliver is also compared to a Hog in his search for the perfect piece of jewelry. He is also compared to an Elephant as having a nose like an elephant and sniffing for new opportunities.
Explanation:
Virginia Wolf made use of Animal Imagery in "The Duchess and the Jeweller".
She uses animal to describe Oliver because she is trying to highlight the kind of character Oliver has to the readers. By comparing him to an animal tells the readers that Oliver may not be a nice man and that he may not have the best of personalities.
Wolf compares Oliver to<em> a horse who is neighing</em>, this is not a flattering comparison, therefore showing the readers the kind of personality that Oliver has. Wolf also compares him to a<em> hog in search of a piece of truffle</em>, when he was searching for the perfect jewellery.
