How might authors use bias in comparison/contrast?

A. by starting argument

B. by debating small detail

C. by showing their preferences

D. by forcing other opinions

Which BEST describes Mrs. White's character change in the story? A. At first she is jovial, then she is bitter. B. At first she is content, then she is grieving. C. At first she is amused, then she is irritated. D.

Corn was a staple in the Wampanoag Community. It was planted together with things, which used the strong corn stocks to support their growth, and squash, whose leafy Vines kept the soil from drying out.

Dryden is significant to english literature because a. he critiqued the great english masters. b. he was relieved by the return of the monarchy. c. he influenced the style of the english language. d.

How do the short hair and short dresses adopted by the flappers represent these social values? Check all of the boxes that apply. They represent the acceptance of a return to normalcy They represent a rejection of tradition.

An allegory most often uses characters too ...

The following elements are common in Ginsberg's work. Which of them appear in this poem by Whitman? Check all of the boxes that apply to Whitman's poem.

Compound word for might

Who are the two enemies of scotland? what is the result of the battle with each enemy?

What does a dialogue mean

Which sentences use rhetorical devices? a. the cat leaped over the table and broke the expensive vase. b. most people today read newspapers on the internet. c. outside, the torrential rain poured like a waterfall. d.