If Mark Twain is an option, then that would be the answer.
Answer:
The definition of discursive refers to writing or discussions that ramble from subject to subject, or to stories that have a lot of embellishment and detail. An example of discursive is an essay by a fourth grader that doesn't have good transitions.
Explanation:
In other words it does not really focus on the topic specifically.
Answer:
They are true and unbiased.
Explanation:
Accurate facts are unbiased. They do not "pick sides" when it comes to a topic. Facts also must be true. It can't be telling false information or stretching the truth; stretching the truth is not being completely honest.
"Dogs are canines." is a fact.
"Dogs are the worst." is NOT a fact. It is an opinion.
A. Metaphor
A metaphor is a direct comparison
Answer:
I appreciate that whoever she is, is smiling.
Explanation:
I would prefer that I knew why she was smiling, else ask her why, please.
