The excerpt from Sojourner Truth describes the ‘factual’ tone.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Sojourner Truth was an African American women who was a women activists who held many campaigns for the women and campaigns for the betterment of the society. The excerpt described by Sojourner truth is definitely not amusing because nothing seems humorous in the situation.
From her words it is clear that she’s not even sarcastic nor angry. She’s just expressing the facts of whatever happened with her and her friend Josephine S Griffing, who was also a social activist like her.
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Answer:
D, a caused-and-effect text structure is used to explain why immigrants could be detained at the hospital complex
Explanation:
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The plot archetype which is employed in Carl Sandburg's work is quest. The animals lost their tails and they are on a quest to get them back.
Answer:
The TWO problems the actors encountered were:
1. Assignment of roles: There was a slight disagreement among the actors when Quince was assigning the parts.
2. They discovered that the of Pyramus and roaring of the lion might and scare the audience.
The solutions they came up with :
1. Quince was able to convince everyone to accept and play their roles having discovered the abilities they possessed.
2. They decided to write a prologue explaining that the lion is not really a lion nor the sword really a sword.
Explanation:
The following show the evidence:
Act I Scene II
<em>"As Quince doles out the parts, Bottom often interrupts, announcing that he should be the one to play the assigned part. He says that his ability to speak in a woman’s voice would make him a wonderful Thisbe and that his ability to roar would make him a wonderful lion. Quince eventually convinces him that Pyramus is the part for him, by virtue of the fact that Pyramus is supposed to be very handsome. Snug worries that he will be unable to learn the lion’s part, but Quince reassures him that it will be very easy to learn, since the lion speaks no words and only ..." </em>
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