D - he faills to emphasize words to highlight his main point
Answer: The king believed that his son had drowned.
Explanation:
We have learned previously through Prospero and the familiar spirit that is, Ariel’s conversation, that it was Ariel who caused the tempest which struck the ship transporting Alonso, Gonzalo, Sebastian, Ferdinand, Antonio, Stephano, and Trinculo, by making sure that they got safely to the island but that they were divided into small groups.
On another part of the island, Sebastian, Antonio, Alonso, Gonzalo, and other lords were giving thanks for their safety but were worrier about the fate of Ferdinand.
Alonso ended up in a group that had Gonzalo, Sebastian, Antonio, and they were afraid that Ferdinand may have been drowned. This made Alonso regrets marrying his daughter which was the reason they made the sea journey.
The answer is A.<span>I know how to play as many songs as he.</span>.
Answer:
C. The people felt relief at the end of their journey.
Explanation:
In this context, the sentence in quotation marks means that the people who had just endured a long and dangerous trip across the ocean felt relieved that their travels were over and that they were able to stand on solid ground once again. The sentence is, indeed, a simile, in which something, stepping foot on solid ground, is likened to something else, in this case, breathing fresh air.
