Answer:
c
Explanation:
central conflict is usually the climax, and falling action comes right after
I think it would be breathtaking
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ok first is 11 lines I think 1 verse no idea for number 3 but it supposed to be a pattern I think the two topics being prepared is playing catch and writing a poem A similie example is like a posey, a alleteration one is thelast line because lots of p sounds, Prosy means no imagination, posy is a type of flower, For repitition the two lines with Anything at the start or the two with over at the start, Last it is like a poem because the ball is your idea and you just need to grab it.
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I really hope I am right im sorry it took so long
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The theme of "The Wretched and the Beautiful" is the plight of refugees. Seeking refuge is given a fictional slant by the fact that the refugees in this story are aliens, who have arrived amid a group of holidaymakers.
Explanation:
Answer:
An independent woman is <u>like the sun</u> that doesn't need the moon to shine.
In the sentence above, there is a combination of two literary devices:
- Simile and
- Imagery
a) To compare the independent woman to the sun using the word "like" in the sentence connotes the use of a Simile.
b) Comparing her independence with the relationship between the <em>sun</em> and the <em>moon</em> creates a strong image in the mind of the reader. Hence the literary device called Imagery.
Geographically speaking, the moon needs the sun to shine. But the obverse is untrue. The savvy reader immediately gets a hold of the depth of independence being described.
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