Answer:
She painted her ideas and thoughts.
Explanation:
When you think about it, and really read the passage, don't think too hard. Ok what are my facts, she can't speak, and she draws and "dabbles" paint to express herself. It doesn't say anything about her writing songs. Her mother did, but she didn't. And its says nothing about studying as a teenager. So it must be the last answer,
She painted her ideas and thoughts.
Answer:
C. Personification
Explanation:
I had it down to either personification or paradox but a paradox is ultimately true and something will not be able to bury itself so it is personification as in saying the past can bury giving it human characteristics.
Because the author is most likely British and that is probably the culture
B. When you read this, you immediately get an ominous feeling. Now, we can immediately eliminate a because it really has nothing to do with the emotions being displayed by the author. C can also be eliminated because nobody said anything about "a rich general". And D makes some sense, but it's just too general, like, "Oooo! So spooky! But why is it haunted?" The more ominous reason would be that it claimed many lives.
"Greedy Lips." Why would the author use the word "greedy" to explain being haunted. No, the author's talking greedy like greedy for lives. Lots of figurative language in there but ultimately B should be the correct answer!
