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Answer:
The repetition of the word "no" helps create a tone of doom.
Explanation:
Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" is an environmental work of literature that focuses on the need to save, conserve and take care of the environment. The author also reveals the negative effects of chemicals like pesticides and how such uses are affecting the environment.
In the given excerpt from the text, the author describes the effects of chemicals on farm life. She reveals, <em>"no chicks hatched, ... no bees droned ... no pollination ... no fruit."</em> The repeated word <em>"no"</em> expresses a negative impact that the farm is suffering from.
Thus, the repeated use of the word "no" shows or expresses a sense of doom.
Answer:
"Mr. Bueller shuffled through the papers on his desk, He
smiled and hummed as he sat down to work." is the excerpt tgat shows an instance where Mr.Bueller acts in a way different from victors expectations.
Explanation:
- At this point, Victor expected Mr.Bueller to shut his chances on Teressa out of breaking news that the statement victor had made earlier in class, was not french, but patches of a unique language.
- Differently, as Victor put effort in virtually convincing Mr.Bueller not to say the truth he held, Mr.Bueller already knew what Victor was undergoing and even likens it to his own situation during his school days when he spent his pockets out to please a girl only to realize a fault in his spending when he rane broke.
- Out of this, Mr.Buella decides to assume their talk and concerntrate on his own bussiness, when he sits humming and sets to work. Thereby giving Victor chances.
-This unexpected action from Mr.Bueller gives Victor confidence to talk to Teressa, on the basis of a lie that he knew french and he would therefore be of great help to her on her French classes.