Answer: C) Gettysburg Address.
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Answer: B) Shift
Answer: D) A whiner.
Answer: B) Simile
Answer: B) Asking a question, and then immediately providing the answer.
Answer: D) Allegory
Answer: C) Speech
Answer: B) Morals
Answer: A) Theme
Answer: C) Idiom
Answer: B) Compare & contrast.
Answer: B) Hurricane:storm
Answer: B) Indirect characterization.
Answer: B) Strong emotional connection and high-quality storytelling.
Answer: B) Cliche
Answer: A) Figurative Language.
Answer: D) Word or phrase that describes one thing in terms of another.
Answer: C) Poetry is written in lines and stanzas, while prose is written in sentences and paragraphs.
Answer: B) Empathy for Zauner's loss.
Answer: A) Adage
Answer: C) Man vs nature.
Answer: D) Find a wife with a rich dad.TagsCCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.9-10.10.
Answer: D) Motivational
Answer: B) Thoughts and Feelings.
Answer: B) Flashback
Answer: A) Simile and Allusion.
Answer: B) Anecdote
Answer: D) Flashback
Answer: B) Juliet
Answer: A) Connotation
Answer: D) Antagonist
Answer: D) Proverb
Answer: B) To make descriptions more vivid and imaginative for the reader.
Answer: A) Romeo: "O, I am fortune's fool".
Answer: C) Appeal to Authority.
Answer: D) We took a stroll around the park this afternoon.
Answer: A) Brabantio
Answer: B) Actions
Answer: B) Exactly the meaning.
Answer: A) Illustration
Answer: B) Metaphor
Answer: A) Analysis
Answer: A) Direct Characterization.
Answer: B) Forshadowing
Answer: B) A literary device used to grab the reader's attention.
Answer: B) Figurative
Answer: A) Figurative language.
Answer: D) Hopeful
Answer: A) Literal
Answer: D) 'Show, don't tell' is a writing technique that emphasizes using descriptive language and sensory details to convey emotions and experiences instead of directly stating them.
Answer: B) To mimic the quick rhythm of the game.
Answer: B) Connotation
Answer: C) Flower bed.
Answer: B) Ad Hominem.
Answer: C) To convey meaning in new and surprising ways.
Answer: D) Other's
Answer: B) Personification
Answer: B) Idiom
Answer: A) A-Actions
Answer: A) "A date which will live in infamy".