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bro, I keep seeing questions like this
Explanation:
if you want someone to answer your question don't just have one picture, which just tells us to answer using a text you have not shown, and expect that someone knows the text you are reading.
Also what assignment is that? You placed a sites name but that is not really gonna help us find the text to answer your question.
Holden thinks that the woman who cried through the movie was a phony because she was with her child who needed tending, and the woman ignored the needs of the child. Throughout the movie, the child complained about needing to use the bathroom, and the woman would not be bothered to take the child, admonishing the child to wait. I think Holden felt as though this woman couldn't possibly be a person who felt deeply, considering she was blatantly ignoring her child's needs and putting her own first. Holden found her behavior shallow and uncaring, which made the fact that she was crying throughout the movie a phony thing to do.
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It's great!!!! I hope you get a good grade.
Johnny asked Two-bit and pony to get him the book "gone with the wind"
The statement best describes the rhyme scheme of "A Thought on the Inestimable Blessing of Reason " is:
C. There is a series of consecutive rhyming couplets.
The poem is in ‘slant rhyme’ with the ABAB rhyme scheme. It is sometimes called lazy rhyme, half rhyme, imperfect rhyme or near rhyme. When the rhyme is formed by identical sound words and not similar sound words, they are in Slant rhyme.
The rhyming words in the first two lines are ‘soul, pole’; in the second two lines are ‘cause, laws’; in the third two lines are ‘given, heaven’; in the fourth two lines are ‘light, bright.’ The other two lines in the poem follow the same rhyme scheme.
