Dillard says, "our look was as if two lovers, or deadly enemies, met unexpectedly ..." this is an example of:

a. a simile

b. a metaphor

c. an allusion

What does Major Kovaloff believe happened to his nose? A. Ivan Jakovlevitch cut it off at his shaving parlor. B. The state councillor seized it as part of an investigation. C. It was accidentally cut off in a duel the night before. D.

How do readers know that Sir Walter's Scott's "Lochinvar" is an example of narrative poetry? a. The poem presents events from history. b. The poem tells a story from beginning to end. c. The poem is written in rhymed lines. d.

Which is a true statement? a) Themes are usually indirectly referred to by the writer in the middle of the action of a literary work. b) Themes are implied by the writer and are never obvious.

What is a noun for long ... ? Will give you brainliest

Why does the author let the reader know that the usurer has accumulated a fortune over the years?

How does Wiesel feel about "silence" in this passage?

Can someone describe an urban landscape using a metaphor?

What is 1 6/7 plus 5/8?

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What is the meaning of deception