I believe the correct answer is <span>C)[To say: “I am Lazarus, come from the dead],
Come back to tell you all, I shall tell you all”—
This is an allusion to the Bible given that Lazarus of Bethany is one of the people mention in the Bible. He was important because he represented one of Jesus's miracles - when Lazarus died, Jesus managed to restore him to life four days after his death which was meant to show that he truly is the son of God.
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B because the Authors mood is persuasive
The lesson is that Orson Welles wants listeners to know that humans are vain and are prone to alien attacks.<span />
The bolded passage is the rising action.
In a narrative, the rising action is the event, or series of incidents, which come directly after the exposition and before the climax. Its purpose is to set up suspense in the plot (in this fable, you can sense the tension in phrases like "he seized it with his paw and was about to kill it"). It is usually composed of character decisions and personality traits (here, the mouse's cunning and the lion's arrogance).
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it means to right the difference between or give evidence for the difference
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