Answer:wee need the story
Explanation:
Answer:
B). But it's not a pretty sight.
Explanation:
Euphemism is characterized as the use of an indirect and unoffensive word or phrase in order to replace another. The words used are considered less offensive, blunt, or vulgar than the word which it replaces. In the given excerpt, the phrase 'but it's not a pretty sight' exemplifies euphemism where the Captain uses the less unpleasant or embarrassing words('not pretty) to denote the situation that he actually saw(instead of horrible). Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
C. Seperate or distinct
Explanation:
When you want something in particular that means it is sperate or distinct/different. Ex: As my mom dropped me off at my friend's house and was about to drive away to go to the store she asked, "Would you like something in particular?" I said I was good for right now and went inside of my friend's house.
