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As Calvin reads a science fiction novel, he holds his breath and wonders whether the main character will be able to escape the r

I am Lyosha [343]

Answer:

A). Suspension of disbelief.

Explanation:

The term "Willing Suspension of disbelief" was coined by the romantic poet and critic Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It suggests the loss or sacrifice of reason or logic for the sake of pleasure and enjoyment and such imagination would add fluency of thoughts without any concern about reason or logic. Similarly, Calvin in the given example keeps the logic and reason on one side and indulges himself in enjoying the science fiction and believe in the surreal images portrayed. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.

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What type of figurative language is this?

Harrizon [31]

Simile because it uses the word “like”

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The crab cakes were not only delicious, but the crab cakes were also inexpensive.

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Answer:

No improvement or correction is required.

Explanation:

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What do you think was Upton Sinclair’s purpose for writing this text? Why did he think there was a need for change? Do you agree

tia_tia [17]

I think that Sinclair's purpose for writing this piece was to show the reader the awful working conditions of the immigrants. He tries to awaken the reader to the terrible living conditions of immigrants moving in. Although this was Sinclair's intent the book actually ended up brining awareness to the ways the food was being produced.

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The six points on the star in the textbook that represent the ways in which literature might be analyzed are Question 7 options:

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Answer:

D. Characters, setting, theme, major ideas, artistic qualities, additional approaches

Explanation:

Writers often use six basic elements to construct content. These include:

1. Characters: Characters are the beings, that the entire content is around. These beings can be humans, animals, objects or something unique created by the writer for which the reader cares about, or stands for (or against).

2. Setting: This is the feeling or the environment in which the story is set. It can be a time period or a particular season, which explains the situation.

3. Theme: This is the basic idea upon which the literature is created. it can be love, hatred, friendship or betrayal.

4. Major Ideas: This explains the overall point-of-view of the protagonist and makes the reader ask, what the content is about.

5. Artistic Qualities: These are the traits that differentiate the text from other pieces and show the quality of the content

6. Additional Approaches: Writers often use different metaphors, similes, irony and tools to create an impact

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