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The answer is a play based on the lives of the saints. Usually instrumental music, played between sections of a work. In sacred music, interludes are often improvised passages in the organ, between the verses of a hymn or a psalm. In stage works, especially in opera, interludes are played between scenes or acts and usually serve to advance the action of the drama. The term is also used as the title of a musical work without any of the cited connotations.
Answer:
HE DID IT BECAUSE HE HAS A LOT OF EXPERIENCE WITH HIS WRITINGS
Explanation:
Charles and Hal buy Buck and his team of dogs after they've traveled thousands of miles delivering mail. The three plan to travel to Dawson with their dog sled. Charles, Hal, and Mercedes make quite the trio. They're foolish and mean to the dogs. Mercedes is especially unprepared for her new life.
Traveling in the Yukon
When Buck first meets Mercedes, she is getting in the way and giving lots of advice on packing that is not very helpful. When some people suggest they leave the tent behind, Mercedes throws up ''her hands in dainty dismay. However in the world could I manage without a tent?''
When they realize they have too much stuff, they decide to leave some things behind. Mercedes cries dramatically throughout the whole process and then goes through it all ''like a tornado.'' Their camp is a mess and the three people argue a lot.
Explanation:
The sentences that contain a metaphor are:
A. Mona was upset that her hair was such a bird's nest, and she couldn't get the knots.
D. The police officer walked around like a king at the crime scene.
<h3>What is a metaphor?</h3>
A metaphor is a word or phrase that is used to indicate any object. In the first sentence, hair like a bird's nest means hair is very dry.
In the second sentence, police man walking like a king is a metaphor, which means walking fearlessly or without any hesitation.
Thus, the correct options are A and D.
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