It depends on what type of mad reaction you're looking for. you could;
1. Clench your fists and maybe stomp your foot if you're looking for an exaggerated, maybe even comical display of anger
2. turn away slightly and grab your head/hair in a slightly hysterical anger
3. Shake your fist at them
4. Cross your arms over your chest
Or some combination of those things, I hope that gives you some ideas!
The flute, drums, and and clavicord to name a few.
Worker hours maybe? is there a multiple choice on this question?
It would it be inappropriate as a Critical thinker to use metaphorical sentences in certain contexts because it will confuse the audience with the implied comparison for instance, classroom was a zoo might be confusing to understand.
<h3>Why can the use
metaphorical sentences confuse the audience?</h3>
The use metaphorical sentences can confuse the audience because the metaphorical description usually make use of an implied comparison, instead of literal comparison.
As a Critical Thinker, one canuse assessment of reasons to evaluate statements as well as assumptions in ordinary situations, it will be more confusing in getting the point by ordinary audience.
And as a thinker, you need to consider the understand of the audience, because communication can only be effective when the receiver is able to get the the message.
And if metaphorical sentences are been used, the receiver of the message can misinterpret the message, which is not good for an effective communication.
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