Answer:
irony
Explanation:
Irony refers to an expression that means the opposite of what is said. Considering that <em>satis </em>means <em>enough</em>, the fact that Miss Havisham's house is is called Satis is ironic because it is a house of poverty and indigence, so there is no abundance or enough. In fact, the house represents frustrated expectations, since Mrs Havisham is left at the altar and has not been able to get over it.
Answer: the correct answer is B.-The use of technical language demonstrates the author's solid knowledge of the topic.
Explanation: The article is not written just for engineers since it informs us of a new generation of batteries that can be useful for everyone. The language is not a scientific report because normal people can understand it. Not only NASA scientists can write this kind of articles since it is a down to earth article.
1. Enjambment
2. Iambic Pentameter
3. Blank Verse
Answer:
"She Was A Great Woman"
Explanation:
The monotony of a woman's life is, perhaps, its greatest trial. Such a round of daily trivialities occupy her attention that, even though heart and conscience may be right, the body and nerves not unfrequently suffer. The "strain" and "over-pressure" from which her husband often suffers are not supposed in any way to affect her: his life is in the rush, but hers in the calm; he is mixing with men, and taking part in all the movements of the day, while she is in the nursery and the home-place, with her easy duties and sheltered position. Yet while we have the story of the lady of Shunem before us, we cannot but see how possible it is for the life of a woman to be great even in the midst of very contracted interests.