Answer:
1:There were piles of things spread out along the tracks,
as if they had been dropped by a fleeing army.
2:His voice was ragged, as if it had been used too much recently.
3:There
was a red mark that ran around it as if a necklace had
been torn from her.
4:Under the midday sun, it was like standing in an
oven, an oven that smelled of human sweat and urine
and feces.'
5:Her mouth was
so dry, she could feel her tongue as big as a sausage
between her teeth.
Explanation:
A. Pause briefly after colons, semicolons, and periods.
<span>c. Read capitalized words in a more pronounced manner.
</span><span>d. Continue reading if a line doesn’t end with punctuation.
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The organizing principles that are used in this paragraph are comparison and contrast; cause and effect. In the beginning, the author is giving the similarities and the differences between petroleum and coal, and moves on to talk about cause and effect in the end.
Answer:
It’s the first one
