Answer: Chronological Order.
Explanation: Because it shows the order of which things happened. The other ones don’t make sense at all, if you think about it.
C. It is significant for people from many cultures
Answer: Metaphor
Explanation:
A metaphor to s simply used to compare things that are quite different even though there's something common to them. This is the figurative language that is used in the excerpt above.
First, harshness was compared to Black Southern life because they've a common symbolism even though they are different. This can be seen in the excerpt where it was written that "The Black Southern Life was denoted as being harsh".
Also, another comparison in the excerpt "The early morning was softened by nature's blessing of grogginess, forgetfulness, and the soft lamplight"
Both scenarios are examples of metaphors.
Answer:
it provides comic relief
Explanation:
Hamlet spends a great deal of the interaction bothered with Osric's hat and talks to Horatio about how he is important for being the owner of a lot of dirt.
<em>"HAMLET : (speaking so that only HORATIO can hear) You’re lucky, since knowing him is most unpleasant. He owns a lot of good land. Give an animal a lot of money, and he’ll be welcome at the king’s table. He’s a j*rk, but he owns a whole lot of dirt, so he’s treated well."</em>
Horatio also implies that Osric is not very smart.
<em>"HORATIO : (speaking so that only HAMLET can hear) All his fancy language has run out finally; his pockets are empty."</em>
