Answer: The B and D are the examples of simile
Explanation: Because they have like in the sentence. We know that if there is like and it's comparing to anybody of anything it's simile.
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Explanation:
Of colonialism in the genesis and sustenance of corruption in Africa. In this ... pursuit of their colonial project of dominating and exploiting their own peoples. ... corruption appears to have been the industrial revolution of the nineteenth century.
Answer:
He interrupted her.
Explanation:
The two dialogue bubbles are overlapping because he interrupted her (he started talking before she was finished talking).
The main reason why Franz Kafka, before his death, instructed his friend Max Brod to destroy all his unpublished manuscripts was because he didn't want his unfinished work to be read.
The answer is A - negative capability. It is not a satire, because that means it is a mockery or ridicule of some sorts. It is not ambiguity either, because that means it doesn't have an obvious meaning, it isn't clear. "Hypocrisy" basically means pretending that you are something you are not. Thus, this leaves us with the only option - negative capability.
