Answer:
Pluto was excited when he saw his favorite food.
Explanation:
Answer:
The given poem uses simile and sensory imagery.
Explanation:
A simile is the use of "as" and "like" in making comparisons between two unlike things but yet connected somehow. This allows for related themes or ideas to be connected to provide a more vivid description.
On the other hand, sensory imagery is the description of things through the medium of the five senses- sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell. This technique engages the reader's mind, giving a vivid sense of imagination and allowing for a more connected sense of understanding the text.
In the poem "Simile" by N. Scott Momaday, the figurative language and imagery used are that of a simile and sensory imagery. The <u>simile is seen in the comparison of "we" to a "deer", in the line "we are as the deer"</u>.
And sensory imagery is seen in the lines
<em>"who walk in single file
</em>
<em>with heads high
</em>
<em>with ears forward
</em>
<em>with eyes watchful
</em>
<em>with hooves always placed on firm ground
</em>
<em>in whose limbs there is latent flight"</em>
Throughout <u>lines 3 to 8, we find visual, sensory, and kinetic imagery</u>.
Answer:
The answer is "The National Security Argument".
Explanation:
Protectionism is a term used in economics which describes a country protecting it's industries from interference by import/exports and taxes from other countries so that they can continue to operate in the case of a war and provide a sustainable environment during that time for the people.
Protectionism has 6 arguments and the example given by Bertrand in the question is "The National Security Argument" which is the protection of certain industries and providing that they can continue to produce crucial things, without the help of other parties, such as petrol, clothing and food if there is a war.
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