A Venn diagram can be used to find similarities and differences between texts that share similar, as well as differing, perspectives.
Short quotes, summaries, and paraphrases should be avoided in any analysis of multiple authors’ perspectives.
Evaluating an author’s perspective primarily involves making up your own mind about the topic the author discusses.
The correct answer is B. A Venn diagram can be used to find similarities and differences between texts that share similar, as well as differing, perspectives.
Explanation:
Evaluating texts often implies fist analyzing one or multiple texts to create a judgment about them which is supported using arguments, quotes, paraphrasing, etc. Additionally, in the case of working with more than one text or material, it is necessary to compare and contrast them usually by analyzing the features of each text or material and then pointing out similarities and differences.
In evaluation, this can be achieved by using different strategies including a Veen diagram, which is a type of diagram in which you can include features that are unique to each text (differences) and those shared by the texts (commonalities). Thus, the true statement about evaluating texts is "Venn diagram can be used to find similarities and differences between texts that share similar, as well as differing, perspectives".
Answer: People who regularly use implied meanings are "friends and politicians" since both of these people don't want to hurt your feelings, although of course this is a major generalization.
Capulet does ask Paris to wait "two more summers" before marrying his young daughter Juliet. However, when Tybalt is killed by Romeo, he believes, mistakenly, that she is grieving her cousin's death, when, in truth, she is heartbroken because Romeo, whom she has spent the night with, has left (Act 3, Scene 5). As a result of his misconception, he agrees to marry her with Paris, in an attempt to mitigate what he thinks is her pain for the loss of Tybalt, and to turn her into "a joyful bride." When Lady Capulet visits her in her bedroom, Juliet makes her believe that she is indeed "weeping for such a feeling loss" and that she also condemns Romeo for the murder, but when her mother asks her to "stop crying" and announces "thee joyful tidings" of her imminent marriage with "the gallant, young, and noble gentleman, the County Paris, at Saint Peter’s Church," Juliet refuses to do it, much to the surprise of her mother, and the anger of her father.
A)ethos B)kairos C)metaphor D)personification
Ethos is a Greek word that means there is an implicit or explicit set of beliefs, actions, morals or ideologies that must be followed in the actions of a group or nation. This can be seen for example here: ...towards my country, and of an act of disloyalty toward the majesty of heaven...
This is the main idea implied in this text. Correct.
Kairos is a way of appealing to aptness, properness of an action to a given situation. Even though a precise behavior is implied for the situation in the text this is not primarily used. Incorrect
A metaphor is a word or sentence used with an object that cannot literally accomplish the action given, a comparison that is implicit, expressing something hidden under the words given. This doesn't happen in this text. Incorrect
A personification happens when you assign human properties to an animal or object. in this case, there are no objects o animals. Incorrect