Satire may be brutal and scathing or gentle and good-natured, but it always involves a criticism that remains a0 rather than explicit.

Implied causes and effects are often A. stated directly, B. explicit, c. proven, D. assumed.

How does the rhetorical appeal used in these excerpts

1. In "The Story of David," what happens when the two armies pitch their camps on hilltops separated by a valley? A. They fire arrows at one another from afar. B. They rush at one another and fight each other in the valley. C.

In 1970, Americans spent about $6 billion on fast food; in 2001, they spent more than $110 billion. Which sentence correctly paraphrases the source information? A. Americans eat too much fast food, and their health is suffering.

1-write the title and author. 2-choose a book main character. Write a letter to him or her about something that happened in the story.

What is the direct object in the sentence? All of the grandchildren are playing tag in the backyard. A. grandchildren B. tag C. all D. backyard

Explain scouts confusion over the lesson on hitler in miss gates class and her remarks after the trial (from to kill a mockingbird)

How many stanzas are there and how many lines each? four stanzas, five lines five stanzas, four lines one stanza, twenty lines no stanzas, twenty lines

Why does Churchill most likely begin his speech by discussing Britain's recent battle loss? A. Because he wants to show that he is knowledgeable and trustworthy. B. Because he hopes to mislead German leaders about Britain's weaknesses. C.

Which words best describe Lindner's tone, based on his use of the phrase "in a certain kind of way"?