ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Most rules of formal poetry do not apply to free verse.

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Answer: It is true that most rules of formal poetry do not apply to free verse. Free verse means there are no rules, no rhymes, or any such schemes. You write the way you want to, unburdened by rules.

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The moon (move).........around the earth.

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Answer:

The moon moves around the earth.

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Compared to "In Trying times," the diction of "Girls Can We Educate We Dads?" is morea. emotional
b. abstract
c. dejected
d. informal

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The correct answer for this question is D - in 'Girls Can We Educate WeDads' the language is more informal. The diction used in the poem can wedescribed as vernacular, in that it is written in the Creole dialect.This means that the poem is not aiming to appeal exclusively to peoplefrom a white, upper class background, as this is not the poem's intendedaudience.

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Which attribute of the characters in morality plays reflects the fact that these plays were naive allegories?

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The characters in morality plays usually show a single attribute embody it. These characters would usually represent Justice, or Wisdom, or any of the similar attributes, thus making the story an allegory for finding the right way and lead a morally good life.

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D.  

They personified abstract concepts.

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Which of the following inventions was predicted by science-fiction writers? (5 points)the calculator
the paperback book
the picture frame
the scarf

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I'm actually pretty sure that it was the calculator but it might be something else.

What physical description gives the first hint that the man who saved the children is Boo Radley? his walk
his breathing
his voice
his paleness

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Answer:

  • his walk  

Explanation:

Close to the end of the book, Mr. Ewell attacked Jem and Scout with a blade while they were strolling home one night. Boo acted the hero. Jem was harmed in the fight. Scout watched Boo"walking with the staccato steps of someone carrying a load too heavy for him... He was carrying Jem."

When she returned home and understood that it was Boo who had saved them, Scout stretched out her hand to him in kinship. She understood that Boo was their friend.

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B) his breathing

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b. red
c. fire
d. golden-brown

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Seaweed and kelp are BROWN algae. Option A is correct.

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