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The attitude connoted by the word <em>snicker </em>is condescending disrespect.
The word <em>snicker</em> is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as "to laugh in a covert or partly suppressed manner."
There is something false and dishonest about a snicker; it gives an impression of sarcasm, contempt, or mockery. It can be interpreted as disrespectful and condescending.
This could correspond to the eternal Footman's (death's) attitude because in this poem, Prufrock is expressing his fear of mortality and his feeling of not being important in the eyes of death.
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Firstly, fish don’t drown, not in the conventional sense anyway.
Secondly, if they are all in a tank, the fish cannot swim out of it or escape.
And thirdly, if three have died, they would be floating at the top of the
tank.
Which means all 10 would still be in the tank.
The answer is D. Connotation
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Explanation:The words establish the author of the article as an expert on cookstoves.
The words imply that cookstoves are something negative.
The words show that people in developing countries dislike cookstoves.
The words hint that cookstoves are not as bad as many people believe they are.