Analyze the descriptions of authors' writing styles. Then match the author with the corresponding description.

A George Orwell B. Robert Burns C. Samuel Taylor Coleridge D. Alfred, Lord Tennyson E. Dylan Thomas F. Thomas Hardy

#45 used slant rhyme and internal rhyme in his poetry. Used emotion-packed words and simple language. One of his most well-known poems is villanelle, a French form admired for its simplicity and beauty.

#46 Renowned for writing novels, this author used satire and allegory to express his concern about repressive governments and political turmoil in his time. He also wrote essays that connected his personal experiences with far-reaching implications, using irony and understatement to enhance his ideas.

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Noelle Hayes

18 March, 11:10

Analyze the descriptions of authors' writing styles. Then match the author with the corresponding description.

A George Orwell B. Robert Burns C. Samuel Taylor Coleridge D. Alfred, Lord Tennyson E. Dylan Thomas F. Thomas Hardy

#45 used slant rhyme and internal rhyme in his poetry. Used emotion-packed words and simple language. One of his most well-known poems is villanelle, a French form admired for its simplicity and beauty.

#46 Renowned for writing novels, this author used satire and allegory to express his concern about repressive governments and political turmoil in his time. He also wrote essays that connected his personal experiences with far-reaching implications, using irony and understatement to enhance his ideas.

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George Orwell used slant rhyme and internal rhyme in his poetry. He also used emotion-packed words and simple language. One of his most well-known poems is villanelle, a French form admired for its simplicity and beauty. Villanelle is a 19-line poem with two rhymes all throughout the poem.