I, II, and III
When description is used in literature, it can be used for all three of the above. For instance, when an author wants to illustrate the distinctive nature of a character, description is used to mention the character’s features (characteristics). When an author wants to foreshadow upcoming events, description is used by the manner of providing detailed hints and indications in order for readers to appropriately be able to anticipate what is about to happen. And, clear descriptions of people, places, and things can be used in order to provide the clearest possible images for readers.
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He moved to London in his late teens in hopes of pursuing music and became a regular <u>fixture</u> on London's club scene.
I'd say C, "The acrylic pods are created in many sizes, including big, small, and medium, as well as other sizes needed by the scientists; they are connected to the seafloor by chains and float some distance below the surface, so the plants are not destroyed by storms."
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1. Option C: Personification
2. Option C: She thinks the night belongs to her and her alone.
3. Option D: .Because she thought the sun Had got no business to be there.
4. Option A: The moon was moping. She thought the sun should not shine during nighttime. The moon thinks the sun is rude to be there after the day is over.
Explanation:
In the given excerpt from 'The Walrus and the Carpenter'
by 'Lewis Carroll', moon seems to be sulking because she thinks night is the time for her to rule the sky. The sun should not be there is the sky during the night time. She thinks that it was rude of the sun to remain there even during the time when she is supposed to be in the sky. Sun should remain only during the day. Therefore options C, D and A are correct for questions 2, 3 and 4 respectively.
Option A is a personification for question 1 because it says that the sun is shining with all its power. It looks like it is describing the power of a person.
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1. Jem is terrified of Mrs.Dubose
The author probably uses irony to show how Jem is pretending to be brave.
2. Not every church is rich
The author probably uses irony to show how naive Scout is to realize that black churches are poorer than white churches.
3. Calpurnia has a son and a private life
The author uses irony to show how Scout thinks that Calpurnia doesn't really have a life other then being their maid.
4. Mrs.Dubose actually admires the Finches, but shes so old and sick that she says things she doesn't mean.
The teacher uses irony to show how Scout thinks Mrs.Dubose dislikes them when she admires them.
I'll finish the rest later
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