English, 27.11.2021 02:10, loveuncondition

The statement, "Mary's voice is a sweet melody to my ears." is an example of: 1 point Metaphor
Imagery
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Tone

The statement, "Seeming shocked, she glanced up at him." is an example of:
Imagery
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Metaphor
Tone

The statement, "The autumn leaves blanketed the ground, and I heard them crunch with my every step." is an example of:
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Theme
Imagery
Tone

The statement, "A person should learn how to love and trust others." is an example of: *
Metaphor
Tone
Imagery
Theme

"Mary's voice is a sweet melody to my ears." In this sentence, the word "sweet" is a(n): *
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
Verb

"Mary's voice is a sweet melody to my ears." In this sentence, the word "is" is a(n): *
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
Verb

"Mary's voice is a sweet melody to my ears." In this sentence, the word "to" is a(n): *
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
Verb

"Mary's voice is a sweet melody to my ears." In this sentence, the word "melody" is a(n): *
Adjective
Preposition
Noun
Verby

"Hey! He joyfully clapped and cheered for his team to win the game." In this sentence, the word "joyfully" is a(n): *
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun
Interjection

"Hey! He joyfully clapped and cheered for his team to win the game." In this sentence,
the word "Hey" is a(n): *
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun
Interjection

"Hey! He joyfully clapped and cheered for his team to win the game." In this sentence, the word "and" is a(n): *
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun
Interjection

"Hey! He joyfully clapped and cheered for his team to win the game." In this sentence, the word "He" is a(n): *
Adverb
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Pronoun
Interjection

Of the selections below, the best example of avant garde is *
Aztec Creation Story
Day of the Butterfly
Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville
The Gettsyburg Address

In the story, "Day of the Butterfly", who is the narrator: *
Myra
Helen
Miss Darling
Jimmy

Which archetype do you see within: "The Aztec Creation Story?" *
Trickster
Hero
Shape Shifter

This passage from "No Dogs Bark" is an example of: *
Imagery
Theme
Metaphor
Emancipation

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