Answer:
I do not think the Loisels choice after loosing the necklace was good because they had suffered for 10 years trying to pay it off. Instead, they could have told the truth to Mme. Forstier and saved their labor and money. They did not do this because they were too afraid of the evil punishments that could have happened
Explanation:
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<h3>Assonance:</h3>
"The tide rise, the tide falls" - Repetition of "i".
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<h3>Consonance:</h3>
"Darkness settles on roofs and walls" - Repetition of consonant sound "s".
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<h3>Personification:</h3>
"The little waves, with their soft, white hands" - Giving the waves human attributes.
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<h3>Alliteration:</h3>
"But the sea, the sea in the darkness calls" - Repeating consonant sounds "th" and "s".
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<h3>Metaphor:</h3>
"Twilight" - resembles old age or close to death.
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<h3>Imagery:</h3>
"Efface the footprints in the sand" - Shows the reader what the beach looks like.
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One potential theme of the
novel may be science is important and should be valued. This statement is
universal in nature which is a characteristic of theme. Theme should be
understood by readers regardless of nationality, race, age and background. The other
choices are false and only the first choice makes sense. All the rest are very
limited or biased.
Answer:
Arizona
Explanation:
I would say that North America is one word together, so "North" is not working as an adjective.
Mexico and Canada are working as nouns, not adjectives.
Arizona is working as an adjective to describe the kind of cacti the writer believes is the most beautiful.
