Answer:
1_ spatial order
Explanation:
Spatial order is a description of things as they appear when observed. It also describes the location of things in space. For example, they could be located up or down, before or after, behind or in front, etc. Objects are also vividly described so that readers can relate to them. The writer makes use of this order in the passage above. These are seen in expressions such as:
a dulI, dark, and soundless day last autumn
I looked upon the scene before me- the mere house, the simple landscape features of the domain, ...
Descriptions such as the above help the reader to have a better visualization of the scene.
Answer:
Th writer would give that image to add warmpth and detail, to make it more poetic, to make it easier to imagine
In the above quote, Stafford refers to the Generetive process of writing.
During the generative process, a writer is able to generate or produce more ideas by putting down ideas as they come to him or her.
Hyperbole. Because I know
1.<span>A stout lieutenant shouted, "Attention!"
2.</span><span>"Excuse me," Norma whispered, "but did she say sorry or curry?"
3.</span><span>"Why do some people put a little line through their 7s"? she wondered.
4.</span><span>A paragraph break should come after the word you.
5.</span><span>A paragraph break should come after the word asked
6.</span>at the beginning of the first paragraph and the end of the second<span>
7.</span><span>at the beginning and end of each paragraph
8.</span>She continued, "The last story on the reading list is "The Most Dangerous Game."<span>
9.</span>"Why are they singing "Old MacDonald's Farm" again?" she asked.<span>
10.</span><span>for words referred to as words
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