Are there options? Im not sure if this is helpful, but im pretty sure he was given the head seat at the round table. If thats not an option, please list them, (:
Answer:
1. conversation: dialogue
2. narrator's perspective: point of view
3. "feeling" generated by a story: atmosphere
4. background: setting
5. inanimate object with human will: personification
6. overstatement: hyperbole
7. protagonist against someone or something else: conflict
8. high point of action: climax
9. action framework: plot
10. used for summaries and transitions: narration
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to match the terms with its definitions. These terms are different<u> elements of fiction </u>and are very important when writing a story because they help the author develop the story and its theme and also helps the reader to interpret correctly what the author wrote.
In what regards is you argument about? And make sure you deliver a strong statement about the subject youre arguing, that seems obvious but alot of people also forget to back their argument up with evidence. Also make connections.
Answer:
To make a prolonged grating or squeaking sound often as a result of being worn-out.
Explanation:
Wild forest fires cause extensive damage to flora and fauna and result in destruction of man-made property in and around the area of fire.
Controlled fires are used by agriculturists and forest officials to keep wild fires at bay. It involves careful, controlled burning of certain areas of the forest, to clear it off inflammable organic matter. In the event of fire, this cleared-off area acts as a barrier for fire from spreading further.
In the process of controlled burning, several wild animals are killed and lose their habitat. Thick smoke from such man-made fires is a cause for environmental concern too
