What is an emotional appeal? an appeal that addresses the reader's feelings an appeal based on sound reasoning an appeal to authority that establishes credibility

In "The Fish I Didn't Catch," how does John Greenleaf Whittier try to persuade his audience of the wisdom of his uncle's advice? A. He composes a rhyming narrative poem. B. He tells a series of fictional stories. C.

In this excerpt, the poet personifies the season of autumn. What characteristics of autumn does this technique emphasize? abundance and repose harshness and hostility calmness and solace lethargy and inaction

Read the sentence from The Grapes of Wrath. Uncle John, a lonely man and a loner since the death of his wife, sat uneasily. Which statement could be concluded from the sentence? A. Uncle John is a widower. B. Uncle John is young. C.

Oscar Wilde was famous for his development of the dandy as a stock character. Explain why Algernon fits the mold of being a dandy.

Adjectives and adverbs are used as - complements, verbs, modifiers, subjects.

What does the Russian phrase that sounds like "yo ma yo" mean in English?

Name d bollywood actors who have worked on Hollywood films

Which sentence contains correct subject and verb agreement? My pen pal and best friend are my cousin. The members of the jury is still arguing among themselves. The United Nations were founded in 1945.

Which cause-and-effect relationship in "Broken Chain" relates to the theme "Even when you have problems with your family, in the end you can count on them"? Cause: Alfonso frees Frankie from the top of a barbed-wire fence. Effect: Sandra is grateful.

When reading an allegory, it's important to watch for things, events, and characters that act as