Literature

18. In what ways does the use of the third-person limited point of view affect a reader? Select all that apply. It makes the reader aware of information that other characters are not. It creates suspense. It introduces the reader to events in real time. It makes the reader feel supported by the narrator.

In literature, the theme of Blank 1 often explores the depths of human suffering. Blank 1 Add your answer

22. Which of the following is an example of a simile? He hounded her for the hat. They are little dolls. She is like a ray of sunshine. I like the way they do things.

Question 9 of 10 Which of these describes the style of Walt Whitman's poems? A. Succinct B. Structured C. Conversational D. Traditional

In through-composed songs music from previous stanzas is repeated. True False

What type of connotation is the underlined word of the following passage from The Great Gatsby?"[She] swore that her sister had never seen Gatsby, that her sister was completely happy with her husband, that her sister had been into no mischief whatever." negative neutral positive

Whose poetry did George Crumb set in his second book of madrigals? Nicolás Guillén Federico García Lorca Gabriel García Márquez

Is the following References page entry for a book correct or incorrect? Frangione, Thomas,(2018). The train kept rolling along RollingStock Press. Select one: a. Correct b. Incorrect

Why does Friar Lawrence leave Juliet after she wakes up in Act V of Romeo and Juliet? A. He is threatened by Juliet. B. He is afraid of being arrested. C. He wants to find help for Romeo. D. He understands Juliet's pain, and wants her to be able to kill herself.

Step 1. Write the rough draft of your literary argument. Revise and edit your draft. Step 2. Paste the completed final draft of your literary argument in the space below. Remember to use proper MLA formatting throughout your document and include your Works Cited page at the end. Literary Argument Final Draft To start of I will be talking about Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and the way he uses fear in his play for example lets start with act 1 it was very stern you could tell his intentions to kill Julius Caesar from the start and that showed. People like Flavius and Murells plotted to ruin everyone's holidays just because they never had a reason behind it but just because they enjoyed ruining it In Julius Caesar everything was about the corruption and how that's a real problem brutus killed his friend and vowed he would give his life to protect rome after seeing Caesar brutus was determined to do whatever it took to stab cesar to declare his love for rome and how it was stronger and better than caesars this " incident" has a lot of irony since Caesar was never corrupt but brutus for sure was That's when they made the plan to assassinate Caesar, cassius persuaded brutus. A wrong person was killed at the end of act 3 Brutus was a different type of person he struggled mentally in the inside unable to decide whether it would be preferable to kill Caesar and protect rome or the other way around. Taking Caesar's life was his struggle. To warn of englands doom Julius caesaer used a lot of foreshadowing in a way.The possibility of an attempt on englands life was being impacted by the civil war which was also such a huge struggle for everyone at the time and just made people worry. Events in England also aligned with this period as did the death I of Caesar. Before he passed divides them all people betrayed him. Cassius was a conspirator that didn't have good intetions towards anybody he wanted Caesar to fall. But to pull off his scheme he required another person so that's when he called up brutus. Despite everything that had happen with the threat to rome Caesar said. Brutus never said that he was the author of the letter detailing his plans to overthrow Caesar.By lyin to brutus cassius managed to include him in the issue these conspirartors worked with brutus assassinate Caesar even though they were friends Brutus believed that killing him would be in romes best intrests which is not true (SCENE 1 ACT 3). To get readers curious about what will happen next they also included scary components and also to represent caesars demise they use blood.