Answer: D. A statistic that supports a claim.
Explanation:
Answer:
Where did my nose go, and how can I get it back?
Explanation:
All of the other options are illogical
- O If I find my nose, can my doctor put it back on? → That's scientifically not possible
- Whom can I sue, and how much money can I get? → Nobody is going to be sued
- Can I buy a nose on the Internet? → No one would buy someone else's nose and that's illegal
- What am I going to do with all my nose rings? → You don't have a nose
- What will people say? → This could be a possible option but in the end you would be more concerned about where it went
- O How am I going to smell the roses? → Get your nose back and then think about it
Answer:
if Susan finishes her homework, she'll go to the theatre
Explanation:
The second question is disarray
Answer:
A , B and D are appropriate questions to ask when profiling an audience.
Explanation:
The purpose of personification in the above excerpt is to give human characteristic to death which is considered to be a non human. Writers usually use personification in their write ups in order to bring an inanimate objects to life so that their actions and natures will be better understood.
