Answer:
D. Mother and I stand on the weathered and warped back steps looking up at my father, who sits, tall and handsome in work clothes, astride a chestnut horse.
Explanation:
'A Girl From Yamhill' is a memoir written by Beverly Atlee Bunn. The memoir contains the story is the author's childhood and adolescence, set during the time of Great Depression.
The statement that illustrates the author's use of sensory language is in option D.
Sensory language is a device used by writers to vividly describe any situation that appeals to the five sense (sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste) of readers.
The statement in option D, appeals to the sense of sight of the readers. In this statement, readers are able to view the sight of the narrator's father as the narrator sees him and the scene of this event as well.
Thus option D is correct.
Answer:
She ascended the stair case with her face guarded by her dark hood. The glare of light illuminated the burn on the side of her face, the large blemish covering most of her cheek and part of her right eye.
She had the demeanor that brought suspicion from wandering eyes around the library.The events of earlier that day flashed across her memory in chronological order. Starting from the moment it all began to the moment it ended. It started as domestic abuse but slowly and gradually turned into something more. She should have never let it go that far.
Eh? Good or No?
B, he is showing he knows he's getting better becoming more hopeful
Answer:
deep enthusiasm for reading.
Explanation:
Answer:
"the pronunciation"
Explanation:
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