The gut instinct follower is arguably the simplest decision maker and tends to choose the first option in haste.
When confronted with two possibilities and a handful of information on each, the instinct follower will generally form an immediate impression, and side with wherever that impression lands.
And mostly that is the correct decision but sometimes you just make the decision too quickly and waste it by choosing the very first option on the list.
The purpose of the letter is to send and idea, thought, or share story with another individual
A letter from Roderick Usher which gave a nervous agitation in itself was the basic outline that summarizes this passage.
Explanation:
Roderick Usher was one of narrator's companions in his boyhood. It has been several years since he last met Roderick. A letter, which was very personal, was received by the narrator now. In the letter, there was a message about a mental illness that depressed him both, physically and psychologically.
In the letter, the narrator could feel how empty and lonely Roderick was feeling because of the words he used to express his pain.
The statement: An earnest desire to see me, as his best and indeed his only personal friend, a view of attempting some alleviation of his malady (grief) - best describes the passage
Answer:
C. (a poem written in German)
Explanation:
I think Anne's family had originally come from Germany so he wrote it in German and her sister translated it.
The correct answer is: it creates elation.
A hyperbole is a literary device or figure of speech, where the author uses exaggeration or overstatement to create a dramatic impact for the readers. In this quotation, the author states that those who choose to settle in New York City experience a great sense of happiness and excitement when they first settle there. When he states that "...each generates heat and light to dwarf the Consolidated Edison Company” he uses hyperbole (exaggeration) to make his point- new settlers in New York are so happy and excited that generate light and heat akin to what an electricity company (Consolidated Edison Company) does.
