What rhetorical features in lines 81-93 of the Declaration of Sentiments support Stanton's purpose in writing?

What Mendoza means when she states that “she loves not walking the same path as everyone else”is that she loves being unique and different,or she just wants to be herself.She would take a different life path then the majority of people that would usually take the most people walking the same path.

The correct answer is C. They suggest sickness in the modern world and the inability to act.

This is an example of a simile. Prufrock is comparing the modern world to a tedious, unresponsive patient, and is inviting the reader into a world that is "not sedated" and unpredictable.

c they suggest sickness in the modern world

Though you did not mention any situations here but the best option could be:

Payal can work as an Interior Designer or a Construction Manager , and Otis can work as a Boiler Operator or a Roofer.

The reason being that Payal has a bachelor's degree which means she has an extensive knowledge in some specific area of academics. Whereas Otis has attended a vocational school so he would have more of technical skills. So the mentioned jobs would suit them best according to their qualifications.

Answer:

maybe something to do with a construction manager

Explanation:

Answer:

C. Jason brought three sandwiches for himself.

Explanation:

Reflexive Pronouns are pronouns used when the subject and the object of a sentence are the same: they turn the action back on the subject. We can easily identify them because they start and end with the suffix -self (singular) or -selves (plural): myself, yourself, herself, himself, itself, themselves, yourselves and ourselves.

Sentence C is the one that uses the reflexive pronoun correctly because the subject Jason and the object himself are the same, and the fuction of this latter is to turn the action back on the subject.

I can see both being correct but A seems like the best answer because it has more emotion then the second one

The answer is to your question is  A

The answer is actually C

The central conflict in Amy Tan's Two kinds is between the narrator and her mother. An immigrant from China who has lost everything, the mother is a firm believer of the American dream, that in American anyone could become someone important, successful, a prodigy. So she pushes her daughter in the widest variety of activities, so she can become a prodigy, the central one playing the piano. But the daughter, the narrator, doesn't want to be a prodigy, she just wants to be her. So she resists her mother attempts and doesn't really learn to play the piano, doesn't even give it a chance, despite she enjoys it. Her mother just wants her to practice, to make someone out of her, that she learn something, even if she doesn't become a prodigy. So when the daughter fails at a recital, the mother feels disappointed and ashamed. They have a big fight and the daughter quits the piano, the mother stops pushing her into things she doesn't want to do.

Many years go by, the mother dies and the daughter/narrator sits in front of the piano after a long time. The partitures of the failed recital are there and she plays it, noting that she only played one part of it, "pleading child", missing the "perfectly contented" part, and how one makes no sense without the other. So she kind of makes amends with her mother.

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The central conflict in Amy Tan's Two kinds is between the narrator and her mother. An immigrant from China who has lost everything, the mother is a firm believer of the American dream, that in American anyone could become someone important, successful, a prodigy. So she pushes her daughter in the widest variety of activities, so she can become a prodigy, the central one playing the piano. But the daughter, the narrator, doesn't want to be a prodigy, she just wants to be her. So she resists her mother attempts and doesn't really learn to play the piano, doesn't even give it a chance, despite she enjoys it. Her mother just wants her to practice, to make someone out of her, that she learn something, even if she doesn't become a prodigy. So when the daughter fails at a recital, the mother feels disappointed and ashamed. They have a big fight and the daughter quits the piano, the mother stops pushing her into things she doesn't want to do.

Many years go by, the mother dies and the daughter/narrator sits in front of the piano after a long time. The partitures of the failed recital are there and she plays it, noting that she only played one part of it, "pleading child", missing the "perfectly contented" part, and how one makes no sense without the other. So she kind of makes amends with her mother.

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In Beowulf, every sword he uses fails, and the mead-hall is the symbol of ancient Scandinavian culture. The story is told in a formal tone, from a third person omniscient point of view and influenced J.R.R. Tolkien's writing.

The swords in Beowulf are interesting literarily-speaking because each one ultimately fails. The building that would best symbolize Beowulf and the ancient Scandinavian culture is a mead-hall. The tone used in Beowulf from the provided text is formal. The narrative point of view of Beowulf is told in third person (omniscient). It also had a profound impact on J.R.R. Tolkien, who is known as the father of the Fantasy genre.

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In the excerpt from Martin Luther King's speech "I have a Dream," three words with positive connotations are hope, brotherhood and together. Hope gives a feeling of expectation or desire for something to happen. Brotherhood implies a community of people who share a common interest and remain united. Meanwhile, together gives the impression that people are in proximity to and in collaboration with other people. The words influence the meaning and tone of the passage because the ideas or images associated with them are pleasant, and they arouse enjoyable emotions in the reader or listener.

The author of Enrique's Journey uses setting to create a vivid atmosphere, implying a sense of calmness or accomplishment after a long journey, rather than using dialogue, characterization, or structure.

From the excerpt provided from Enrique's Journey, the narrative technique utilized by the author can be best described as the use of setting to convey a particular mood or atmosphere. The details of the rising sun, the stars receding, the lightening sky, and the men starting their morning deliveries work to establish a vivid setting that captures a tranquil and routine start to the day. This sense of tranquility and routine could entail a sense of normalcy or even accomplishment after a long night, supporting the author's purpose of showing Enrique's enduring journey towards a hopeful morning. There is no direct mention of dialogue or characterization that evokes happiness or bitter feelings, nor is the focus on the structure to show the sequence of events. Instead, the description of the setting takes precedence, helping to immerse the reader in Enrique's world and experience.

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The answer is C and D.

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1. C

2. C

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Which two sentences in this excerpt from John F. Kennedy's inaugural address demonstrate the use of antithesis as a rhetorical device?

We observe today not a victory of party but a celebration of freedom—symbolizing an end as well as a beginning–signifying renewal as well as change. For I have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn oath our forbears prescribed nearly a century and three-quarters ago.

John F. Kennedy's inaugural address uses antithesis in two sentences emphasizing the contrast between a 'victory of party' and 'celebration of freedom' and the potential of humankind to abolish 'human poverty' and 'human life.'

The use of antithesis as a rhetorical device is evident in two specific sentences of John F. Kennedy's inaugural address. The first instance is: "We observe today not a victory of party but a celebration of freedom—symbolizing an end as well as a beginning–signifying renewal as well as change."

This sentence uses contrasting ideas of 'victory of party' and 'celebration of freedom' along with 'an end' and 'a beginning' to emphasize the significance of the moment. Another example of antithesis is the sentence: "For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life." Here, Kennedy contrasts 'human poverty' with 'human life,' indicating the extreme potential of human actions.

Answer: C) At a local barbecue restaurant, they provide each guest with a wet napkin.

A pronoun is the part of speech that replaces a noun. A vague pronoun reference occurs when the antecedent (the noun that the pronoun refers to) is not clear. It is a mistake that can make a narrative confusing or difficult to follow.

In this case, it is not clear who "they" are. It could be the managers, the owners, the servers, etc.

Answer:

Attractive or appealing.

Explanation:

Based on the sentence frame and meaning, the word "winsome" is suggestive of an appearance or expression that is hard to resist or deny. The speaker also mentions that it was a "look which turns off bad temper even when one has all the right in the world to indulge it." So, for the new word to have the same effect or meaning, it can be replaced with the words "attractive" or "appealing", which have the same meaning. They also have the same implication of the irresistible and pleading expression that the sentence demands.

Answer:B

Explanation:

It helps convey the woman's utter exhaustion.

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Answer:

C. It helps convey the woman's utter exhaustion.

Explanation:

In this poem, we learn about a mother, and the exhaustion that she feels after dealing with her motherly responsibilities. The mother feels overwhelmed by everything she has to do, and more than anything, by the fact that she has no time or energy to dedicate to herself. The only moment she finds that is just for her is an hour in the middle of the day. We see her drag a chair to sit in the garage and stare at nothing. This image conveys how incredibly exhausted the woman is.

an interrogative pronoun is a pronoun that is used to make asking questions more easier. There are five interrogative pronouns.

Edward feels compassion towards his congregation.

In this doctrine, Edwards's purpose is to teach his audience the fears of hell and the hazards of sin, in order to make them fearful of God and not to commit sins, which will save them from hell. He is compassionate because he wants to save his congregation from eternal doom, even if he does it in a frightening way.

He feels compassion but yet still upset  he feels they need to be taught a lesson

it is a law because the "scientific law" called the Law of Conservation of Mass, discovered by Antoine Lavoisier in 1785. In its most compact form, it states: matter is neither created nor destroyed.

Answer:

With a mischievous smile and a soft jab to Connor’s shoulder, Teresa spoke instead, "Nice try, but she’s riding with me."

Explanation:

An external conflict refers to a struggle or problem that occurs between a character and an aoutside force. An oustside force means something that is out of his/her body. Most of times this conflict is between the main character and another character, the natural world, or the society.

It's opposite is the internal conflict in which the character struggles with himself, with his internal emotions and weaknesses.

In this case the conflict is between Connor and Teresa, they are both trying make someone ride with them.  

The best example of a situation that would lead to disillusionment is (C.) "you apply for several jobs you expect to be offered but don't get back for any".

'Disillusionment' refers to a hard truth that makes people lose faith in their dreams. In sentence C), someone is disappointed because he/she finds out that he/she will not get a job in any time soon. Therefore, this person is hit by reality when he/she discovers things are not going to come out as expected. On the other hand, options A) and D) represent situations that come out as expected, while B) does not entail a disillusionment because the person involved did not have high hopes about something.  

Dissatisfaction having lost confidence or confidence in something previously viewed as great or significant turning out to be increasingly more frustrated.

Correct answer is option C.

Dissatisfaction alludes to a hard truth that causes individuals to lose confidence in their fantasies.

Individuals who are baffled have lost their deceptions. This is typically implied in a pessimistic manner, as disappointed individuals will more often than not be somewhat severe.

Whenever you're frustrated, you're smarter however not really more joyful you've gained for a fact that life isn't in every case how you'd like it to be.

In sentence C), somebody is baffled since he/she discovers that he/she won't find a new line of work in any time soon.

Thusly, this individual is hit by reality when he/she finds things won't emerge true to form.

Then again, choices A) and D) address circumstances that emerge true to form, while B) doesn't involve a disappointment in light of the fact that the individual included didn't have high expectations about something.

Therefore, correct answer is option C.

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Answer the correct answer is D oven

Explanation:

There are two different scenes in the passage

The first one is set on the outside of a wagon train before or during the year 1861, while the second scene is set on a house after the year 2005.

The first boy is trying to get some wood to warm his mother who is ill and he has to walk to get it. The second boy has her mother ill too, but he has to face with the problem of electricity, so he just makes a phone call to the power company to fix it.

The main difference between the historical era in which they live, when trying to solve the conflict, is that one has to solve the problem himself while the other boy makes a phone call and another person solves the problem for him.

There are two different scenes in the passage.

The first one is set on the outside of a wagon train before or during the year 1861, while the second scene is set on a house after the year 2005.

The first boy is trying to get some wood to warm his mother who is ill and he has to walk to get it. The second boy has her mother ill too, but he has to face with the problem of electricity, so he just makes a phone call to the power company to fix it.

The main difference between the historical era in which they live, when trying to solve the conflict, is that one has to solve the problem himself while the other boy makes a phone call and another person solves the problem for him.

The main difference between the two boys in this passage is the fact that they live in different time periods.

In the first passage, we can identify the setting as the 19th century, and we can also observe that the boy and his family are in the Prairies, traveling to Oregon. The location appears to be the same in the second passage (Chicago). However, the child is not travelling. Moreover, the time period is the 21st century. This means that Chicago is now a developed place, and that the child and his family are able to enjoy modern technology such as a furnace or the telephone.

Nevertheless, we also see that both children face a similar problem. In both examples, the mother of each child is sick and cold, and the children have to find a way to warm her up.

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The answer for this question is C: an exiting celebration.

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The answer is AN EXCITING CELEBRATION . that was the correct answer on the test