Answer: B) It enhances writing by making it more interesting, expressive, and relatable to the reader.
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Answer: A) Both A and R are true; R explains A.
Answer: B) Persuasive
Answer: C) The rhythmic pattern of a poem.
Answer: B) A dream world.
Answer: B) Make an emotional appeal.
Answer: A) Through the gradual transformation of the characters.
Answer: C) Maybe it's Facts, figures and stats, rhetorical questions, direct address, hyperbole, discourse markers, listing, order of ideas?
Answer: A) Can I call you baby?Can you be my friend?
Answer: A) Parallelism
Answer: D) When rhyming words occur in the same line of poetry.
Answer: D) Grand narrative.
Answer: A) Metaphor and hyperbole.
Answer: D) Constructive speech.
Answer: D) Autobiography
Answer: C) Looks
Answer: C) Anecdotes
Answer: B) Epic conventions (gods/spirits).
Answer: A) Figurative language.
Answer: C) Dysphemism
Answer: A) Barrier
Answer: C) Literal language.
Answer: A) Used their emotions.
Answer: C) It grounds her argument in factual, evidence-based history and laws. (Logos).
Answer: A) Blank verse.
Answer: D) A confusing comparison.
Answer: C) Rational Logic.
Answer: D) Tone
Answer: C) To leave the meaning open to interpretation.
Answer: D) The use of an intricate rhyme scheme.
Answer: C) Actions
Answer: C) Literal
Answer: D) Couplet
Answer: B) Simile
Answer: C) Tonality to an author's voice.
Answer: B) Expressive & Decorated.
Answer: D) Protagonist
Answer: A) Fiction
Answer: C) Bandwagon
Answer: A) Friendship overcoming obstacles.
Answer: B) Humorous
Answer: D) Confident
Answer: D) By creating a sense of suspense and excitementTagsTEKS.ELA.7.9F.
Answer: C) Theme
Answer: B) Departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical.
Answer: D) Tall Tale.
Answer: D) Ruth Putnam.
Answer: C) Emotive language.
Answer: A) To reveal a character's inner thoughts or feelings to the audience.
Answer: B) It shows that Michael is becoming interested in Kensuke as a person.
Answer: B) Pathos and ethos.
Answer: B) Persuade
Answer: A) LITERAL
Answer: D) Soliloquy
Answer: C) Deep elegy for childhood innocence.
Answer: B) Symbolic
Answer: B) Human suffering and loss of hope.
Answer: B) Control vs. Acceptance.
Answer: A) AABB
Answer: B) Conventional poems are static, offering a single path to interpretation.
Answer: C) Logos; it uses statistics and evidence to support the claim.