Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about "Mississippi Solo."
Answer:
The author often uses the pronoun "I". In addition, he uses words that refer to his life in the past, where he reflects on things that happened.
Explanation:
A memoir is one in which a narrator tells things about his own past, showing experiences he has had throughout his life.
We can see that the lines shown above are a memoir, because the narrator uses the pronoun "I" several times, showing that he is talking about something that happened to him. In addition, the presence of verbs in the draw frame reinforces the idea that he is telling things that have already happened. He is writing what is in his memory, being then, a memoir.
I think the answer is A but trust your self what do you think is the correct answer
Answer:
The song of wandering Aengus it is a traditional poem and the way you can tell that is because it is a ballad. This poem like song uses end rhymes and a distinguished rhyme scheme that alternates every two or three lines. The meter is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one. The imagery of the authors emotions and the vivid landscape is truly authentic to itself. He also uses idioms " fire in my head " and hyperbole " plucking the silver apples of the moon and the golden apples of the sun"
Go for b (filler: jdjdmfmrnnfmfjxjdk)
Com-pu-ter, te-le-phone, au-to-mo-bile, traf-fic, sen-try, cor-net, real-is-tic, fan-a-tic, rep-et-it-ious, gi-gan-tic
I think those are right, because usually you hyphenate words if they don't fit on one line, and you're supposed to do that after the syllables. But I don't know if you're supposed to have multiple hyphens in one word..I did a hyphen at all syllables. Hope this helps you!
