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In which category does this word belong? prologue You may need to use a dictionary. A. Sound pattern B. Literary device C. Part of a narrative D. Type of narrative

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Assonance is the repetition of a certain vowel sound, so it would fit the description of D (sound pattern).

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A fable is a type of narrative like a fairytale or story passed down through generations.

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Before I got here,I didn't understood ken's experience.But I was in culture shock since I arrive,and I am learning a new job too!Now I know what a rough time Jen had at first.Is this a correct sentence ?

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Before I got here, I didn't understand Ken's experience. But I was in culture shock since I arrived and I am learning a new job too! Now I know what a rough time Jen had at first. I would suggest not using the word "but" to begin a sentence, it is improper.. you can keep but, but it needs to state "Ken's experience, but I was in culture.."

Pertelote believes that dreams _____. are signs are the result of bad body secretions are to be taken seriously are to be ignored

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Pertelote believes that dreams are to be ignored. She thinks they shouldn't be taken seriously, as they are results of overeating, having bad digestion or some other health problems. 

Nouns and stuff (Read directions)

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Example:

  My favorite movie is "The Grinch" I like The Grinch because of the amazing characters like Cindy Lou Who, Martha May, and Max. I love these characters because of their amazing personality's. These characters live in a place called, Whoville. The Grinch is the one who wants to steal Christmas. The Grinch comes down from his mountaintop home and sneaks into town to swipe everything holiday-related from the Whos. However, the bitter grump finds a hitch in his plans when he encounters the endearing Cindy Lou Who.

Explanation:

When you are writing a paragraph, you want to include common nouns, proper nouns, comma's and punctuation. Also paragraph's have 3-5 sentences or more.

The theme of the poem "Richard Cory" is that A. surface glitter may be fool's gold.
B. money can't buy love.
C. a person's inner reality is often hidden.
D. Richard Cory was a victim of fate

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The theme of the poem "Richard Cory" is that A. SURFACE GLITTER MAY BE FOOL'S GOLD

Appearances may be deceiving. Richard Cory appeared to be a happy person with all his wealth. In fact, the poem said he glittered. However, it seems that it was all for appearance sake, to cover his inner turmoil. Another theme that developed in the poem was that money cannot buy happiness.

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C. a person's inner reality is often hidden.

Explanation:

Just took the PF test. The correct answer is C. A person's inner reality is often hidden. Hope this helps!

When does a writer often reveal an implied universal theme in a story?

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And implied theme in a story is something that is not explicitly stated, but present. This would often come toward the end of a story as the author has established the theme, but sometimes the author chooses to punctuate the end of the story by finally bringing that point to light. 

A writer often reveals an implied universal theme in a story at the resolution of the story, as the reader discovers how the story ends. Thus, the reader learns a lesson developed throught the story.

A theme constitutes the central idea found within a story or passage. A theme can also represent a message or lesson the author wants to convey. Themes are considered universal when they are easily relatable by a wide audience. A story can have more than one theme.

Why should you ask people questions about school or their jobs?

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It is always good to ask questions about jobs you think might interest you in the future. Selecting a job for your life is a big deal. It is good to know both the good and bad points of any job so you can make a better decision. Being informed is your job right now. Job titles and responsibilities change so you just have to keep on top of them. When it comes to school, I'm not sure you mean currently or for college. For college you want to attend the school that most closely fits your desired job, that will train you well and keep up-to-date instructors. Some colleges are known for certain degrees and have waiting lists or have stringent requirements you'll have to know about. Not only do you want to know about the academics of the college but what the social life and mission of the school is. Does it match who you are?
It's important to get as much info on schools and careers as you can while you grow up. It will help you make important decisions in high school involving college and where you want to go after
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