Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A. Ms. Sarah Davis is the president of the Gitmore Corp. and a good friend of Maj. Williams.
B. Ms Sarah Davis is the president of the Gitmore Corp. and a good friend of Maj. Williams.
C. Ms. Sarah Davis is the president of the Gitmore Corp, and a good friend of Maj Williams.

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Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is A.

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The theme of the poem "Richard Cory" is that A. a person's inner reality is often hidden.
B. surface glitter may be fool's gold.
C. Richard Cory was a victim of fate.
D. money can't buy love.

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d.. money can't but love

Why didn't the lifeboats save more people?A. Many had accidentally been set loose without passengers

B. They had been damaged as the Titanic sank.

C. They were cheap and not very waterproof.

D. They were badly equipped, and many were only half full.

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Answer:

Your answer is D. *hopefully*

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A metaphor _____. uses like or as to compare is a direct comparison gives human characteristics to animals is a historical reference

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Metaphors are a direct comparison.
Similes use like or as to compare.
Personification gives human characteristics to animals (and other objects).
Zoomorphism would be the same as personification but the other way round.
And I have no idea what you call a historical reference other than a source, or a date, or some kind of monarch. Just checked on the internet and it might be something called 'allusion'. Not sure though.

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(B) is a direct comparison

Explanation: hope this helps!

Which of the following statements best explains how universal themes can cross both time and culture? A human nature remains relatively the same. B history repeats itself so readers can understand the historical events. C people maintain the same values regardless of their cultural or historical background. D the techniques that authors use to write stories remain the same.

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Answer:

The statement which best explains how universal themes can cross both time and culture:

C. people maintain the same values regardless of their cultural or historical background.

Explanation:

An idea which is applied to anyone irrespective of tradition, culture or beliefs to which one belongs to is said to be a universal theme. The basic human ideas and concerns which are generally are grouped under the general theme.

I think it's really difficult to choose one. But in my view both of A and C look like the right ones. It will be good to consolidate these statements together. Because human nature really remains the same but the only thing always changes is the values.

Identify the one illogical comparison among the following examples.Tim’s parrot learned to speak more quickly than did Mr. Riley’s.
A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than a parakeet.
We wondered if parakeets were more popular as pets than parrots.
This pet store is said to be better than the one across town.

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The sentence that has illogical comparison is the second example - A parrot's feathers are more colorful than a parakeet.
It should be ... than a parakeet's.

The correct answer is B. A parrot's feathers are more colorful than a parakeet.

Explanation:

An illogical comparison is when two different elements that do not belong to the same group or category are compared in a sentence, this makes the comparison invalid as you can only make a valid comparison by comparing two elements of the same kind and therefore the illogical comparison is not correct during speech or writing. Additionally, this type of error in comparison emerges mainly as a result of issues on the grammatical construction of sentences.

This is the case of the sentence "A parrot's feathers are more colorful than a parakeet." the elements that are being compared are not of the same kind, in this sentence the feathers of a parrot are being compared to a parakeet which means the author is trying to compare the features of an animal to an animal which makes no sense or is illogical. Instead, for the sentence to stop having an illogical comparison the sentence can be changed to "A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than a parakeet's" or "A parrot’s feathers are more colorful than those from the parakeet". Thus, the sentence that has an illogical comparison is the sentence "B", as this sentence is comparing two elements of different kinds which is illogical and grammatically wrong.

One difference between the English sonnet and the Italian sonnet is its A. theme.
B. meter.
C. subject matter.
D. rhyme scheme.

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The Italian sonnet is divided into an octave, which is eight lines, and a sestet, which is six lines.
The English sonnet is divided into three quatrains, in other words, twelve lines, and a couplet.

The rhyme scheme for the Italian sonnet is a-b-b-a, a-b-b-a for the octave and either c-d-e-c-d-e, or c-d-c-d-c-d.

The Italian sonnet is divided into two parts.

The rhyme scheme for the English sonnet is a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, e-f-e-f, g-g. The right answer is D, the rhyme scheme

Answer: D, the rhyme scheme.

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