Answer:
Belaya-Kaya and Djuguturlyuchat are mountains in Russia.
Explanation:
Belaya-Kaya and Djuguturlyuchat are the gigantic peaks in Russia. These mountains are fictional used in the poem 'A Storm in the Mountains' by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The poem is written in prose and ordinary paragraph form.
The poet is speaking about a storm that occured on the gigantic peaks of Belaya-Kaya and Djuguturlyuchat. The storm was dreary and fierce that can be described by the words used by the poet such as ''pitch-black night', 'darkness and chaos', etc.
Thus the correct answer is that Belaya-Kaya and Djuguturlyuchat are mountains in Russia.
Answer:
the third one
Explanation:
It illustrates the idea that autumn is a time of death. Hope this helps.
joyful, glad,happy one of those should work
Yes, it is pathetic fallacy. Cause we all know that the word 'rush' is a human motion/emotion and not something to do with wind. When said, that the wind is rushing, it applies a sort of personification to it, alas we call it 'Pathetic Fallacy'.