Answer:
False
Explanation:
An onomatopoeia is a word that imitates the sound of an animal or object or thing therefore whooshing winds cannot be so.If the word had been 'whoosh' then it would qualify to be an onomatopoeiac word. ( ;
Answer:
The answer is "Improvisation and Syncopation".
Explanation:
The poetry of Langston Hughes was impacted by jazz and blues that grew famous in the Harlem Renaissance. Two of its distinct elements were visible throughout this extract. That way Hughes employs dialogue is present in improve. The lines are just like a form of "call and answer" (several speakers respond to each other). He also uses syncopation, on the other, which refers to an unexpected break in the rhythm of the poetry.
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Celestial - Relating to the sky
Sagacity- The capacity to reason, judge, and act intelligently
Conjecture - To form an opinion without strong evidence
Interpose - To come between two things, to interrupt
I believe the answer to this is Subject.
