I’ve sister had this question and i think it’s C
(don’t hate me if it’s wrong)
Option a. comparison
Metaphor refers to something as being the same as another thing for rhetorical effects.
- provide clarity / identity hidden similarities between 2 ideas compare to and convey an understanding.
Answer:
In a country like Ghana, what can be seen as a new experience for Maya and Guy is the acceptance of the color of their skin as normal and correct.
Explanation:
Maya and Guy were black Americans who have suffered racism due to the color of their skin. Having been to a country like Ghana, in West Africa were the blacks live, they found a whole new experience among the people of same color. They could freely interact without being discriminated for their skin color.
Maya Angelou recounted her experience with Guy in Ghana in her autobiography titled: All God’s Children Need Travelling Shoes.
Maya Angelou is a well known poet and writer and she is best-known of her work, "I know why the Caged Bird Sings", a memoir of her life as a girl in Arkansas.
Answer: B) Some people say the bell cracked again in 1835 while it was tolling for John Marshall’s funeral.
Explanation:
Option B is the best option because it most accurately phrases the facts in both sentences in saying that according to some people, the bell cracked whilst tolling for John Marshall's funeral.
The other options did not make this fact clear due to their phrasing being done in such a way that the subjects were misplaced in the sentence.
<u>Communication is an essential human perfect individual with debilitation and complex.</u>
- Communication needs hold the alternative to express their suppositions, needs and needs to such an extent that others can grasp and respond.
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Offer a longing or to shake hands before starting your talk.
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Treat adults as adults.
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Perceive yourself while tending to a person who is outwardly hindered.
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Make an effort not to contact the pooch without asking and getting approval.
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Ceaselessly talk clearly to the person
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Do whatever it takes not to present individual requests about the person's powerlessness or meddle with their security.
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Listen carefully and never declare to fathom.
- Do whatever it takes not to profess to understand—let the individual acknowledge you are encountering issues; have a go at presenting yes or no requests.
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Keep things under control for a response and rules when offering assistance.
