In this excerpt from <em>Politics and the English Language</em> Orwell uses evidence to support the underline claim. He does this by B) He quotes a pamphlet that uses unoriginal language. Orwell mentions a pamphlet he received about conditions in Germany. He quotes this pamphlet and then states that the author of the pamphlet uses words that sound familiarly "dreary". Orwell uses this pamphlet as an example to prove his claim that language degraded from previous years.
Read the excerpt from Warriors Don't Cry.
The announcer said it was 7:55 as Mama squeezed into a parking space, and we settled ourselves quietly for a moment, trying to identify the buzzing noise that seemed as if it were all around us. It resembled the sound of crowds at my high school football games. But how could that be? The announcer said there was a crowd, but surely it couldn't be that big.
Which word from the excerpt creates mood?
a.settled
b.buzzing
c.resembled
d.games
Answer:
b. Buzzing
Explanation:
From the passage, narrator seems amazed at how packed the stadium was, as there was barely any parking space and how they heard a buzzing noise that was as if it was "all around us". The narrator also voiced out that the announcer said there was a crowd, but surely she did not expect it to be that big to create that buzzing sound.
Therefore, the word that creates mood from the excerpt is buzzing because it shows how lively and loud the place was.
Answer:
Okay, I dont know the poem you're talking about but I'll give this a go.
Yes, it is a metaphor, and it's obviously symbolic.
green here means Agriculture, plants, trees or generally speaking (Nature)
And gold would mean something that is precious,Valuable, not necessarily money but it might be money too.
The writer is insinuating that Nature is precious, Valuable.
The writer can also be saying that there is riches/money in Agriculture.
Now depending on the full context of the poem, you can pick either interpretation.
I hope I made it as simple as possible.
Answer:
soundtrack of a film, video, or television presentation; or the physical area of a film that contains the synchronized recorded sound
Explanation:
Answer:
its b
Explanation:
i put in A and i got it wrong and i had to redo. So i tried B and it worked.
