This is the Central Argument that dominant and controlling argument.
The answer to your question would be B
Answer:
a simile in " The Chase" by annie Dillard from pages 100- 103:
"He must have been as breathless as we were".
Explanation:
"He must have been as breathless as we were" is an example of a simile that is found in "The Chase" around 100-103.
A simile is a figure of speech which compares two things or situations using "as" or "like". The above answer compares the state of the children with the chaser.
"The Chase" is a story about some children who smashed snowballs on the windshield of a Buick. The owner of the Buick chased the children till he caught them.
Buoyancy was provided by huge tanks containing gasoline, which is lighter than seawater. The vessel hung beneath these tanks. Iron weights fixed to the outside of the hull by magnets were used as ballast, causing the bathyscaphe to descend.
They had sets of the world war on the different sides in the commercial thank you
