The subject of a sonnet is usually

A. a noble-born hero with a tragic flaw

B. love, the beloved, or the problems with love

C. English royalty

D. the London theatre scene

I need a sentence for the word lamented

Read the excerpt from The Great Gatsby. I lived at West Egg, theâ€"well, the less fashionable of the two, though this is a most superficial tag to express the bizarre and not a little sinister contrast between them.

What is the adjective in the sentences " the red truck was parked behind the garage

The following sentence is a metaphor: That's music to my ears. true or false

Find two facts and one opinion in Wambugu's article. Why do you think she includes her opinions?

Which is likely to be the moral or theme of this passage? A) You can never trust a lion. B) A mouse is more clever than a lion. C) A lion and a mouse are unlikely friends. D) Little friends may prove to be great friends.

Go back through the story and find 3 places the author foreshadows the negative effects of the paw. Include paragraph number and exact quotation. I included the story below. Download pdf

Which two phrases feature a haunting tone in this excerpt from Sara Teasdale's "Places"? Places I love come back to me like music - Mid-ocean, midnight, the waves buzz drowsily;

Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. Ms. O'Hara is not available right now, Mr. Johnson. B. Sir can you tell me, the time? C. Walk right up there, Allison and tell them what you think. D. Hurry Tony, you'll be late for the club meeting! A or D

How does mari djata demonstrate his heroic qualities in sundiata?