The answer is context meaning
D, The similie describes how hot the spear was with language that gives the reader a clear visual. The words, white-hot and sizzling tell the reader the tempurature of the weapon.
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Explanation:
Any language you use to describe Jefferson's phrasing of the declaration must not be chosen.
The Declaration was written at get peril to those writing and signing it. They could have been hanged for treason at any time.
So you should eliminate answers that contain difficult, fanciful and sophisticated.
Difficult: get a dictionary. Look them up. Use them when the occasion is right.
Sophisticated: The Declaration was a legal document. It uses words that reflect the seriousness of George's answers. George must be made to understand that his actions have consequences.
Fanciful: I won't even bother to give a reason for not using this word.
Every American should be familiar with the Declaration. It should not be degraded by saying that the language is inappropriate. Many deaths when the war for independence began paid in blood for the warning those words presented.
The answer is the second one from the top.
Hey there!
Here's what I'm thinking. We need to grab the reader's attention.
"Have you ever had a headache after looking at electronics so long? Would you prefer reading instead? If you say yes, you're just like so many students across America who would rather have textbooks over tablets."
If I read that, I would totally read on, and that's the sole purpose of a hook.
Hopefully this helps!
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The meaning is that they should pay for what they did, to amend it.
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