A literary work in which characters, settings, and events stand for abstract ideas is a (n) -

a. satire

c. epic

b. tragedy

d. allegory

As I finished my dance, the audience jumped to their feet and began to clap. "That was great, Marcie!" a freshman yelled. "You're amazing!" screamed another. My face beamed and I took a bow before I floated off the stage.

In his short story "The Minister's Black Veil," Nathaniel Hawthorne develops the themes of A. redemption and faith. B. isolation and intolerance. C. human perfection and idealism. D. individual divinity and transcendentalist beliefs.

Words or phrases that show relationships between ideas are called: a. modifiers c. transitions b. articles d. prepositions

Excerpt from First Time Voter Rebecca Sparling Statement from the passage (paragraph 2): Immediately after I turned eighteen, my parents encouraged me to register to vote.

When I was very near, my raft struck and turned over. I can swim in our lakes-I swam to the shore. There was a great spike of rusted metal sticking out into the river-I hauled myself up upon it and sat there, panting.

Which sentence has the correct subject-verb agreement? Either too much rain or too much snow make the level of rivers rise. Either too much rain or too much snow makes the level of rivers rise.

Which techniques does President Reagan use in this excerpt? Select three options

Story made of 350-400 words

What is the primary setting of the story? A) David's home B) the Ohio River C) a campsite near a creek D) a highway in Greenville, S. C

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? On the way to the park, we picked up a bat and a baseball.