The genre of " U.S. fish and wildlife service announces expanded reporting for birds captured and collected during deepwater horizon response" is nonfiction.
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That means the information you already know or were given about the topic
I'm learning about this at school at the minute, I think it might be a metaphor, because a community can't actually be drenched in fear. It is not personification because it is not making anything that shouldn't be real, real.
Sorry if that didn't make sense, I'm just trying to get my point across of how I think that it is a metaphor. ☺
Nick's understanding of Gatsby's parents best supports Gatsby, as in option (B): "Gatsby resents his parents because they were too lazy to make their farm successful," which is the correct answer.
<h3>What is Nick's understanding of Gatsby's parents?</h3>
Gatsby's parents (named Henry) were shiftless and poor farmers. He left his parents behind when he left home. They were never accepted because they were unambitious.
Nick's account of Gatsby's early existence illustrates Gatsby's sensitivity to status. His shame at having to work as a janitor in college contrasts with the hope he feels when he meets Dan Cody, who represents the fulfillment of all Gatsby's desires.
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7). Dictionaries, thesauruses, online, and in books.
8). It helps you understand that it’s the opposite
9). Huge, gigantic, enormous
10). It can help you find more professional and interesting words
