it should be A or B this was hard
Answer:
- Figurative language: A figure of speech
- Setting: an act of fixing or solving any errors or problems
- Characterization: featured description of any speech
- Simile : figure of speech comparing two unlike things
- Metaphor: any representative or symbolic figure of speech ( i.e headline )
- Imagery : visually descriptive or figurative language that shows emotions and feelings
- Personification: the language of describing non-living things upon living beings
- Tone : level of attitude to express about particular matter
- Conflict : clash / disagreement
- Superman v/s Lex luthor
- Man v/s insecurity of being mocked
- Man v/s low class girl
- Any government cheif v/s corruption
Explanation:
well if you have any problems or issues to understand the answer... feel free to ask me anytime :)
Jill was sitting in Mrs. Hanson’s classroom during language arts, think about how hungry she was. She was was hoping that they were having pizza that day for lunch. Pizza was her favorite school lunch.
“Jill?” Said Mrs. Hanson Oh no! She thought. She had no idea what Mrs. Hanson had just asked her
“Noun?” She responded weakly. I really need to stop dreaming during class, she thought.
Answer:
1. If Hermia does not marry Demetrius, she must be murdered.
2. The argument used for this is that this is the legal destination for girls who disobey their father.
3. he is asking that Hermia be forced to marry.
Explanation:
Although you did not present, we can consider, through the context of the question and the names of the characters, that you are referring to the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" written by Shakespeare.
In this work, we meet the character Hermia who is in love with Lysander, who also loves her. However, Hermia's father has already arranged her wedding with Demetrius and does not accept that she wishes to marry another. To stop her from marrying Lysander, he goes to Theseus, the ruler of Athens, where the story takes place, so that he can convince Hermia to marry Demetrius. According to Hermia's father, there is a law in Athens that reinforces his right as a father. This law states that if Hermia does not obey her father, she must be murdered. Hermia's father believes that Theseus will convince her to marry, but Theseus gives Hermia the option of going to a convent.
