Answer:
Answer in the Explanation section v
Explanation:
What does the imagery in this passage help readers envision?
Well, I can not see what passage or what picture but I know this. Imagery normal helps readers envision what's happening in the story. Imagery helps them get a better understanding.
What does this imagery most clearly emphasize to the readers?
I don't exactly know what imagery but I do know that images most clearly emphasize the actions the characters doing or what they are talking about or where they are or maybe even what the character is imagining. So imagery basically emphasizes things that the author wants you to think about instead of imagining they are showing a clear picture.
Hopefully, this helps. If I made a mistake feel free to correct me. :)
<h2>i hope this helps</h2>
<h2> it is A</h2>
Answer:
"Neither ketchup nor mayo are in the kitchen"
"She asked for neither the blanket or the pillow"
"I cannot not understand him nor his motives"
Explanation:
The first sentence appropriately uses <u>both</u> neither and nor.
The second sentence appropriately uses <u>neither</u>.
The third sentence appropriately uses <u>nor</u>.
Neither says you don't want either
Nor says you don't want or
Answer:
B. contemplative thinking
Explanation: