more decent than the average person
unusually wise about the rule of law
strange in his ways and actions
Answer:
Mr. Raymond suggests that Atticus is more decent than the average person
Explanation:
Mr. Dolphus Raymond a wealthy white man who highly dislike the moral of the people in the town, prefers to spend his time with black people and when Atticus Finch decides to defend Tom Robinson in his legal process after being accused of raping a white woman, he came to realize more than before that he was a very just and decent person.
Answer:
More Decent Than The Average Person
Explanation:
I just took the test and got this right.
The phrase uses the appropriate connotation of a poem about a talented football player Zipping past. Thus the correct option is C.
Connotation is the use of a word's feelings, sentiments, and implied meaning to generate a response from the reader. This acts as an empathic hook that writers frequently use to pique readers' interest.
Denotation and connotation are two more strategies for determining a word's meaning. The meaning of the word orphrase is not required to be included because the meaning of the main term is provided.
The phrase "Zipping past" uses the appropriate connotation for a talented football player. This phrase connotes speed, agility, and skill, which are qualities that are commonly associated with talented football players
Therefore, option C is appropriate.
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The complete question is Probably
Imagine you are writing a poem about a talented football player. Which of the following phrases uses the appropriate connotation?
Gently calling
Lumbering by
Zipping past
Mistaking all
he brought up in this palace, born in wedlock,
sprung of his lawful wife. Unlike my mother.
She was a slave, a concubine he'd purchased, yes,
but he treated me on par with all his true-born sons –
Castor, Hylax's son…”
This is an example of which epic convention?
a. lengthy speech
b. digression
c. epic simile
d. divine intervention
I know it is either a or d.... HELP!!!
b. complex sentence.
c. compound sentence.
d. independent sentence.