D) Homographs. Hope this helped you out a little bit!
I believe you could describe how happy the person would be that they had won the lottery, and that they would want to claim it as soon as possible. So they drive a bit fast to the grocery, taking every shortcut they could to get there sooner. Then, when the person arrives at the grocery store, they might push through crowds of shoppers to receive their winnings at the lottery booth. They could also be calling their family and friends about how they won.
Hope this gave you a good idea on what to write!
It depends. Conforming is a passive choice, in order to not have to question and be aware of a situation/action/opinion. I think that if you're non-conforming to whatever the conformity wants, then yes it is another way of conforming because you're still not active in the process. On the other hand, if you decide based on knowledge and information when you want to conform and when you do not want to confirm you're transforming a passive process in an active one. In this case, non-conforming is truly authentic.
The rhetorical strategy the author employed in the second paragraph is:
<h3>What is a contrast?</h3>
It is a state of being different with something, but in close association.
In this text, the author used contrast and comparison to create a rhetorical strategy in the second paragraph as he said <em>He is saying . . . reading out the inscriptions.</em>
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A rhetorical strategy is a communication tool used in a text in a manner to affect the reader..
In this the author, used comparison and contrast to create a rhetorical strategy in his statement.
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