The answer FOR SURE is c c. please describe every detail of your trip to the beach.<span>
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Choice A. is an example of an idiom. Notice that it uses the words "his mood came out of left field." It's not to be taken literally. Idioms are expressions whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings.
Examples are:
"It's raining cats and dogs!"
- It's not literally raining cats and dogs like animals are falling from the sky. It means that the rain is heavy and it may refer to storm with winds.
"It costs me an arm and a leg."
- It doesn't really mean that you have to give up your body parts. It may refer to something so hard to get that you have to work really hard for it, causing your body to get tired and maybe it costs a lot that you need to give your body parts for it.
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They use FIRST to decide on the media format for that message
D-Is the message important enough to publish? Thus, option "D" is correct.
<h3>What is the format in media literacy?</h3>
Media messages are created using a creative vocabulary with its own rules. The second Key Question explores the 'structure' of a media message and. explores the way a message is created, and the creative elements that are used in setting it together – words, music, color, movement, camera angle and numerous more.
Thus, option "D" is correct.
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Writing style of Thoreau is full of metaphors and the sentences consist of observations after observations.
<u>Explanation:</u>
For Thoreau in Walden, opportunity implies freeing life from the encumbrances that keep one from living from one's spirit's inside. As he puts it: Thoreau accomplished opportunity by disentangling his material needs however much as could be expected. This liberated him from the need to win a living.
Thoreau's supernatural qualities can be summated into four significant thoughts: 1) Appreciation of and Respect for Nature: Thoreau accepted that the industrialization that was happening in his time as an attack against nature, and that man expected to keep in contact with his characteristic roots so as to carry on with a full life.
