How does the mood of a story affect the reader? It determines whether the conflict is internal or external. It reveals the character's motivation. It makes the theme harder to figure out. It affects the reader's interpretation of events.

When an author creates a paradox like "near miss", he is using a (n) ?

What are euphemisms in the giver

What are words that substitute for proper nouns, such as "I" and "we"? A. Parallelism B. Rhetorical question C. Personal pronouns D. Powerful verbs

What is the similarity between 85,19,17,4 and 2 ... (it is not about math)

Jak należy zachować się wobec do kolegi

Which choice best defines a word's connotative meaning? the literal meaning of the word the author's attitude toward the word the interpretation of the word found in a thesaurus the feeling and association that the word evokes

One of the most important ideas of "Ozymandias" is the a. permanence of sculpted monuments. c. meaninglessness of earthly power. b. insignificance of physical death. d. poetry of glorious inscriptions.

Who is the narrator in taste by roald dahl

In order to simulate your presentation effectively, you must do all of the following except: a. drum up an audience b. rehearse frequently c. time it so you finish early d. rehearse in the presentation space

Why were Native American boys referred to as "good for nothing" when they returned home from attending a white college? They forgot their native language and lacked hunting skills. They knew more languages than the leaders and gained power.