What kind of figurative language does Keats use in the third stanza of "To Autumn" when he writes, "in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn"? A. allusion B. irony C. simile D. personification

Some bias is inevitable why

Read the following passage and then respond to the directions below. John Doe is at it again. In another one of his liberal, big business schemes, he's after tax-payers' pocket books, trying to convince them that Phoenix needs a rail system.

Think of a situation when you use or have used non-verbal communication recently. Describe this answering the questions: Why did you choose non-verbal over verbal? To whom was it directed and what was the desired result? Was it effective?

What do the tools such as bits, reins, halters, knives, and whips symbolize in the story? the weapons Russians used to overthrow the tsar the excesses that the tsar's ruling class enjoyed the tools the tsar used to torture those who rebelled the

How could Gracie improve her fourth paragraph about medium wet snow? Select one: a. This is where she should talk about skiing b. She could add a scientific explanation about why all the snow feels different c.

21. Which line from Robert Frost's poem "The Silken Tent" uses alliteration and assonance? A. At midday when the sunny summer breeze B. By countless silken ties of love and thought C. In the capriciousness of summer air D.

Think about how Macbeth reacts to the witches' prediction. What does that tell you about Macbeth's ambitions? If he didn't hear the witches' prediction, do you think Macbeth would have been satisfied with his current title?

3. How hot does Bridger say the springs are?

A participle is a verb acting as a (n) ___. adjective adverb noun

What is * a rhyme scheme or meter * figurative language * at least one verb in the subjunctive mood