He wants revenge for the loss of his eye.
He is angered by Odysseus’s taunts.
Thus, option "B and D" is correct.
<h3>What motivates the Cyclops to ask Poseidon for the demise of Odysseus and all his men? </h3>
In these lines, we learn that the Cyclops wish Odysseus a bad fate. He tells us that he wishes Odysseus is never able to come home. He also asks that he never see his family again.
Moreover, he wishes that even if he is able to get back to his fatherland, he takes a very long time to do so. The Cyclops is most likely angry because of the loss of his eye, and because of the way, he was taunted by Odysseus.
Thus, option "B and D" is correct.
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The correct answers are B. Descriptive (first blank or question) and D. Dominant mood (second blank or question)
Explanation:
Descriptive writing is a way of writing that implies creating a picture in the readers' mind about one person, place, situation or other by carefully using words to describe all the details of the object the author is writing about. Because of this descriptive writing uses vivid details, figurative language (analogies or metaphors) and precise language (not vague). Thus, a type of writing that paints with words is B. Descriptive.
On the other hand, the dominant mood in writing refers to the main feeling or atmosphere of the text. This affects the writer election of words and style by transmitting one particular feeling or atmosphere to the reader. It means mood determines the way the reader will feel while reading a particular description. Thus, cheerfulness, sadness, or nostalgia are D. Dominant moods as it is related to the feeling the writer creates for the reader in a description.
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Answer:
Relevant evidence is evidence that is true to the prompt you are trying to find evidence for.
Irrelevant evidence is evidence that has nothing to do with the prompt
"You would do the quote, in the way I'm doing here, the put the last name of the author and the page number in parenthesis." (Tunis, 18)