The answer is B.
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Answer:
<u>him</u>
Explanation:
In making a description of the White Fang, the readers of the story are told about the character of the White Fang which includes always moving continually towards the wall of light. When he would display this attribute of his, his mother also known as the She-wolf would caution him and his brothers and sisters and lead them away from the source of light.
The story White Fang is about a dog named White Fang who was formerly shielded by his parents. His father is the one-eyed dog who takes it upon himself to feed his family by regularly going to bring meat for them. They all dispersed eventually and White Fang learned to be independent and be a fighter for himself.
Answer:
1. A
2. A
3. P
4. P
5. A
Explanation:
Active sentences are when the performer comes before the action.
Passive sentences are when the audience comes before the action.
Performer- Doer
Audience- Reciever
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I've never seen that, a poem would should allude to something without any referencing. Poems are supposed to be about emotion and not bothering whether someone gets it or not. Allusions usually aim at the literary elites, who would only know the allusion, in order to elevate the poem to an elitist status and making it more valuable.
Mythology contains universal human truths expressed in symbolic form. For example, Sisyphus condemned to forever roll the great stone up the hill only to see it roll back to ground level over and over again may be seen as an allegory of human endeavour.
A allusion (reference to a famous or well known event) is common in poetry.
It helps give the reader a better understanding of a feeling, event, or just any subject in context by comparing it to a already well known event or story.
