what fact about miss casewell remains mysterious at the end of the play

Answer:

the first blank is personification; the second is Avoiding the wrath;

the third is rhyme.

Explanation:

it shows its personification by stating "the wind was soon awake"

It shows the importance of "avoiding the wrath" by stating the dangers and stating the wind is soon to awake

lastly it has end rhyme so therefore it is rhyme.

Answer:

Personification, Respecting the power, and rhyme

The correct answer is 3. Eye, lips, nose. The word countenance means the face or its expression. The word countenance comes from a French word for "behavior", but it has become a fancy word not only for the expression of a face but also for the face itself. Countenance can be a noun and also a verb. As a verb, the meaning is to tolerate or approve.

A literary analysis refers to a form of essay that carefully evaluates  and examines a specific work of literature or an aspect of a work of literature giving an opinion about it. To do so, the literary analysis needs to break down the analized work in it's different elements, then examine them having, as a result, a deeper understanding of the work as a whole.

It's written in third person and it needs to clearly give a thesis statement, that is the author has to be very clear on hte position it makes. The analysis will be different depending of the work of literature analyzed. A poem will probaly be related to the figurative language, for example.

Answer:

A. to do something well

Explanation:

because i am on the question

When Hamlet first encountered the ghost, he questioned whether its intentions were wicked or charitable and sought to understand why it had returned from the dead. He was deeply troubled by the apparition and his encounter led to the revelation that his father was murdered by his uncle Claudius.

When Hamlet First Encountered the Ghost

When Hamlet first encountered the ghost, he wondered about the nature and the intent of the apparition before him. He questioned whether the ghost's intentions were wicked or charitable and why it had returned from the dead, asking it directly: "Be thy intents wicked or charitable, Thou com'st in such a questionable shape That I will speak to thee: I'll call thee Hamlet, King, father, royal Dane; O, answer me! Let me not burst in ignorance; but tell Why thy canoniz'd bones, hearsed in death, Have burst their cerements; why the sepulchre, Wherein we saw thee quietly in-urn’d, Hath op'd his ponderous and marble jaws To cast thee up again!". These lines clearly show Hamlet's urgent need for understanding the reason behind the ghost's unsettling return.

Furthermore, Hamlet refers to the ghost as "King, father, royal Dane," expressing his shock and awe at seeing the deceased king, his father, in a ghostly form. The Prince of Denmark is deeply troubled by the ghost's presence, evidenced by his attire looking "so piteous in purport" as if he had been loosed out of hell, and by his determination to unravel the mystery it presents.

Ultimately, the encounter with the ghost leads Hamlet to discover that his father's death was not due to a serpent's sting but was a murder committed by his own uncle, Claudius, who now wears the crown. This revelation propels the story forward and sets in motion Hamlet's quest for justice and revenge.

The correct sentence using commas properly is Option C: 'On her way to the beach, Lisa was loaded with her beach umbrella, volleyball, and picnic basket.' It is important to include commas after introductory phrases and to separate items in a list.

The correct sentence that uses commas properly is: On her way to the beach, Lisa was loaded with her beach umbrella, volleyball, and picnic basket. The commas correctly separate the introductory phrase from the main clause and also separate items in a list. While the final comma before 'and' (known as the Oxford comma) is optional, it is preferred in academic writing to clearly separate list items.

For the review questions, the sentences with correct comma placement are:

Answer:

to resovle

Explanation:

The reference information provided does not contain quotes from 'Romeo and Juliet'. However, the essence of Romeo's yearning to see Juliet is captured in the famous balcony scene where he speaks of Juliet as the sun.

The question pertains to scenes from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet where Romeo expresses his desire to see Juliet. Unfortunately, none of the quotes provided in the reference information are directly from this play. However, one can cite Act 2, Scene 2, where Romeo declares his love and longing for Juliet, famously known as the balcony scene, where he says:

'But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.'

This quote exemplifies Romeo's yearning to be with Juliet and sees her as a source of light and beauty in his life. For a more specific answer, one would need to reference the correct text from Romeo and Juliet.

Answer:

Don Trine enjoys interacting with the earth. This develops the theme that the earth is a living thing and it is important to connect with it.

Explanation:

In the story "The Harvest," several farmers notice that Don Trine likes to take long walks on his own. Everyone is curious about this, and they wonder what it is that Don Trine does in his long walks. Everyone believes it must be some great secret. However, they eventually discover that Trine digs holes in order to feel the earth around his hand and arm. While most characters think he is crazy, the incident helps to develop the idea that the earth is a breathing, living thing, and that it is important for humans to try to connect with it.

Below are the match the conflict to the character:

Throughout the novel, Nwoye grapples with the traditional Igbo concept of masculinity that his father embodies. He feels drawn to the compassion and peacefulness of the Christian missionaries, which clashes with the violence and dominance expected of men in his culture.

So, Okonkwo is a strong believer in the harsh traditions of his tribe. He struggles with reconciling his own human emotions, like grief over Ikemefuna's death, with the stoicism expected of a warrior.

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"THINGS FALL APART"

Match the conflict to the character. A) nwoye

1. compassion versus masculinity B) Obierika

2.violent traditions verses human feelings C) Okonkwo

3. obeying the laws verses keeping personal integrity

B. being sliced open by a giant blade

The short story, “The Pit and the Pendulum,” which was written by Edgar Allen Poe references being sliced open by a giant blade.  What would happen in the torture being referenced is that the victim would be laid flat on his or her back, and giant blade would be swinging above him or her (like the pendulum of a grandfather clock) which would incrementally be getting closer and closer to the victim.

Answer:

for the quiz

question 3 is b.)being sliced open by a giant blade

question 4 is b.)being burned alive

question 5 is c.)being killed by falling into a hole

Explanation:

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The inclusion of references to mythology connect to modern literature in that many humans have faults and traits that align with those of the gods. Comparing the half-bloods in The Lightning Thief with gods based on their skills and traits reflects this.

Answer: 1. allusion.- a reference to well-know people, places, myths,

2.- epytome.- a typical example of a type, mode, class, or characteristic.

3. status quo.- the state of affairs that currently exist.

4. dramatic irony.- the audience knows something the character doesn't.

5. foreshadowing.- used to indicate something will happen later.

6. confidant.- a trusted person with whom secrets are shared.

7. metaphysical.- relating to the abstract study of the nature of being.

8. blank verse.- unrhymed iambic pentameter.

9. contrived.-unconvincing; intended to look authentic but actually planned.

10. despondency.- allusion state of being very unhappy.

11. melodrama.- displaying exaggerated emotions and language.

Answer:

D should be it

Explanation: