Answer:
The passage appeals most strongly to sight.
Explanation:
The passage we are analyzing here is an example of imagery. Imagery is a literary device that, through word choice, describes an image or situation in a vivid manner in order to immerse the reader. It is as if readers can feel, see, or taste, for instance, what the characters feel, see, and taste. Imagery, thus, appeals to the five senses.
This particular excerpt appeals mostly to the sense of sight. Words such as "blond", "wiry", "nut-brown", "faded", "dirty" help us visualize the person's appearance. It is a vivid description of what a person looks like.
Answer:
scout is no longer terrified by the Radley place as she stands on the porch and looks across at her own house because she is finally able to climb into another's skin and walk around in it.
Sentence with errors in parallel structure have conflicting tense and structure. The correct answer is option C. In order for the sentence to be parallel, the grammatical tenses, words and structures chosen should be uniform all throughout the sentence or the paragraph.
Effective evaluation studies have a clear understanding of the assumptions, restrictions, and needs they are addressing; and the associated implementation strategies before the start of the project