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What term is defined as a literary work that contains imaginary characters, events, and settings?

Mamont248 [21]

Fiction is the classification for any story created in the imagination, rather than based strictly on history or fact. Fiction can be expressed in a variety of formats, including writings, live performances, films, television programs, video games, and role-playing games, though the term originally and most commonly refers to the major narrative forms of literature including the novel,novella, short story, and play.

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3 years ago

The writers focus is broad and becomes what during the prewriting stage

-BARSIC- [3]

When a writer focus is broad, he or she will likely focus on the idea that he or she wants to write or to partake in, in which this is at the prewriting stage. He or she will likely focus on his or her goals and to be able to focus on the specific thought or idea that he or she would likely focus.

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4 years ago

Some people say that some problems are too big to fix. Other people say that any problem can be fixed if people work together. W

stira [4]

I think nothing is impossible, the word impossible itself says i am possible.

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4 years ago

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In "The Song of the Mud," what is the most significant aspect of war represented by mud?

Studentka2010 [4]

Answer:

The most significant aspect of war represented by mud is:

C. the power of war to strip individuals of value

Explanation:

"The Song of Mud" is a poem by author Mary Borden. The speaker talks of the mud in a contrasting way. The mud is slimy, unwelcome, yet beautiful. It covers everything and everyone - hills, clothes, guns. It creates a new style, a new fashion. It stops things, thus stopping war. However, and this is the most significant aspect talked of in the poem, mud swallows the bodies of the men who died at war.

The problem here is not mud. Mud is not guilty of killing those great and honorable men - war is. War has stripped them of their value, forcing them to die away from home, to be buried by mud in such a way no one will ever find them - as if they never existed. Men who could have been with their families, enjoying the little perks and difficulties of life, are now rotting in the mud, as if their lives were worth nothing:

This is the hymn of mud-the obscene, the filthy, the putrid,

The vast liquid grave of our armies. It has drowned our men.

Its monstrous distended belly reeks with the undigested dead.

Our men have gone into it, sinking slowly, and struggling and slowly disappearing.

Our fine men, our brave, strong, young men;

Our glowing red, shouting, brawny men.

Slowly, inch by inch, they have gone down into it,

Into its darkness, its thickness, its silence.

Slowly, irresistibly, it drew them down, sucked them down,

And they were drowned in thick, bitter, heaving mud.

Now it hides them, Oh, so many of them!

Under its smooth glistening surface it is hiding them blandly.

There is not a trace of them.

There is no mark where they went down.

The mute enormous mouth of the mud has closed over them.

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3 years ago

Read the sentences.

Vitek1552 [10]

If this question is asking to change the transition “in fact” it should be changed to, “as a result” because the writer is talking about the result of people not liking comedy being a decrease of viewership.

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2 years ago