Pop music is usually full of lyrics that appeal to young people that haven't had the chance to experience the world much, so the obscenities such as sex and money usually appeal to them. They are also usually fast paced and great for dancing which is not something that older audiences can do as much as the young ones. Many pop songs also emphasize youth as the greatest virtue, so it's not really adequate for an 80 year old person to behave like a 16 year old and sing how great it is to be young.
Answer:
B. A universal idea the writer tries to explore
Explanation:
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1 is the answer. "Blessings" is an ironic, unexpectedly positive
judgment of a universally bad situation (a world war). The sarcasm lies
in the suggestion that a disastrous, deadly event could be fortunate and
a reason to be thankful.
The other answers state facts or describe a situation without judging or expressing emotion.
the first one, This situation is opposite of what I might expect goes to number 4. the last one, a narrator the we cant trust or believe is number 1 an unreliable narrator.the second one, the details add to the readers horror and terror and help build suspense goes to number 2 excessive details/overcompensation. the third one excitement and uncertainty about what will happen next goes to number 3. and then the last to options that are left go together
