The correct answer is D. Every other choice would be past tense. Hope this helped!! (Pls tell me if I’m wrong, sry if I’m late) :))
A literary device that compares using like or as
is a simile.
When the king puts on headphones in the king's speech, what kind of sound do we hear Off-screen restricted sound.
Because A sound made by a source that is not visible in the frame but is nonetheless a part of the movie's diegetic universe, such as a character shouting off-screen before being revealed in the following shot or the explosion's sound before it is (yet) visible in the frame.
Glossary Index: return Offscreen sound is defined as sound that is presumed to be present in a scene but that is not visible on the screen when the action is happening. The director of The Boondock Saints employs off-screen sound in this sequence to disprove a detective's theories about a recent murder. Thus when the king puts on headphones in the king's speech, what kind of sound do we hear Off-screen restricted sound.
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There are intermissions between acts.
The answer would be primary source since the interviewer is going first hand to a actual experienced person to gather information on, its not outdated source because that's like 1600's information on planes when its 2017, its not unreliable because unreliable is something you can't rely on or use since its not helpful, and its not a secondary source because that's like literature material research so therefore its A).
