Ivan Ilyich screamed for three days straight because he knows he's dying and nothing he did in his life really mattered, he feels the same anguish as Munch's painting. This is precisely why Tolstoy chose to focus on those last days of his life, they are the most dreadful and full of agony, turning Ivan Ilych from a shallow rather frivolous man into a pathetic pitiful hero. there you go
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Explanation:
enunciate your words clearly, dont mumble or stutter
use words that have explicit or powerful meanings
make sure you have enough information to actually know what you are talking about
have a clear tone, if you are trying to be stern make sure you sound stern
and lastly use variations of speed and volume it will catch the audience attention
hope this helps!
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That particular passage has numerous literary devices. Alliteration in the "Beams so Bright" and personification in "when Nature made Her...". The entire passage is a rhetorical question and it can be answered in he next passage with simile. Sydney answers the rhetorical question with a simile, saying her she is like a skillful painter and is like the sun. The fact that her black eyes shine bright is an oxymoron because black is dark and has no light with which to shine.
They are used to list the things he will be doing.
B and C
Both of them correctly state the author and paragraph number the sentence can be found on.
