Answer: C) Romeo is a good kisser.
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Answer: C) Hammer
Answer: A) Figure of speech.
Answer: A) Literal
Answer: D) Personal attack.
Answer: D) Juliet
Answer: A) Working class/Proletariat.
Answer: A) Tense
Answer: A) Lady Montague.
Answer: A) Item to category.
Answer: A) Dramatic Monologue.
Answer: A) Metaphor and SImile.
Answer: B) Persuasive
Answer: B) It is haunted.
Answer: B) Lent
Answer: D) A (Analogy).
Answer: C) Angry
Answer: D) Entertaining
Answer: D) Angry
Answer: A) Cinquain
Answer: B) Provide comic relief and satire.
Answer: C) Lyrical drama.
Answer: D) "Cross of Gold" speech.
Answer: D) Hopeful
Answer: C) Persuasive
Answer: D) Idiom
Answer: B) Tall-tale
Answer: A) Attitude
Answer: B) Literal Language.
Answer: A) Figurative
Answer: B) End rhyme.
Answer: B) Personification and simile.
Answer: A) Figurative language.
Answer: B) On Earth, doing evil is often praised while doing good can be a deadly mistake.
Answer: B) The performing arts.
Answer: B) Commonplace assertion.
Answer: A) Lady Macbeth.
Answer: C) Quote
Answer: A) Bandwagon
Answer: B) Adage
Answer: A) Loaded words.
Answer: C) Figurative
Answer: D) Sorry
Answer: A) Example and Illustration.
Answer: D) Refusal of the Call.
Answer: B) Metaphor
Answer: C) Analogy
Answer: C) Radix malorum est cupiditas.
Answer: C) He chugs his drink and refills it immediately, barely speaking to Mary.
Answer: A) The beauty and youth will fade away.
Answer: C) Laurel
Answer: D) Elephant
Answer: A) Makes the reader feel personally involved and responsible.
Answer: C) Humor and figurative language.
Answer: A) To evaluate the strength of the argument objectively.
Answer: B) Alexander Pope.
Answer: C) Something that is metaphorical and not literal.
Answer: A) "I'm seeing sharks, squids and manatees.".
Answer: D) Calm
Answer: C) Divine right of kings.