Out of your options, A) makes the most sense.
Early allegories focused more on the metaphorical plot design, and characters were simply tools to communicate symbolism.
Answer:
Life is a box of chocolates, my Grandpa used to tell me this all the time whenever something (good or bad) would happen to us unexpectedly.
Explanation:
Sporadic and intermittent are similar terms that can be used as synonyms in this sentence.
- Sporadic refers to recurring irregularly or at random, or occurring only rarely. It refers to the distribution of something over time or space that occurs in sporadic occurrences or isolated outbursts and is not regular enough to completely occupy space or time. It denotes uncommon occurrences that are dispersed.
- Intermittent means neither continuous nor constant; it happens at sporadic intervals. When something is intermittent, it only occurs sporadically. It indicates irregular resumption and pauses; arrival after a certain interval; and a lack of steadiness or consistency.
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Answer:
A) online almanac
Explanation:
An online almanac is a publication that shows detailed information about particular events that happened in a given year. They are usually a publication with regards to weather, meteoreology, etc.
Therefore, the source that would provide the MOST detailed information concerning trends of floods and droughts during the early 1900's is an online almanac.
I would say that the line that contains the clearest example of dialect in poetry is the last one - "What then? Poor beastie, thou maun live!"
Beastie is a word used often in Scottish English, I believe.
