Answer:
First of all, I LOVE PERCY JACKSON! Enjoy reading!
Second of all, I think sending Medusa's head was a good idea. By doing this, Percy reminded his dad that he's still here, and he's kind of angry for him only claiming him to go off on a quest to clear Poseidon's name.
<span>an </span>anaphora<span> is a </span>rhetorical
device<span> <span>that consists of
repeating a sequence of words at the beginnings of neighboring clauses, thereby
lending them </span></span>emphasis.<span> <span>In contrast,
an </span></span>epistrophe<span> <span>(or epiphora)
is repeating words at the clauses' ends. The combination of anaphora and
epistrophe results in </span></span>symploce<span>. so the answer is D</span>
Answer:
His bet, in addition to supporting the wife, is something he cannot predict.
Explanation:
Smiley bets against the health of Parson Walker's wife, which is already incongruous, because it makes him cheer against a person, wishing that he does not win the disease, that is, wishing that he die. In addition, he bets on something completely random that he has no control over, besides being completely irrelevant to him, since he won nothing by losing or winning the bet.
You may bring one, but you have to leave it with the teacher on duty is
true. There are materials at school that needs permission from the teacher when
you bring something outside the school. School premises must be followed.
