At an old Baptist church there was no need to run.Which literary technique does this line use?

metaphor
personification
irony
simile

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Answer 1

Answer: Irony because I think it comes from a poem which is about a Birmingham bombing thing. I AM not sure of the situation but I am sure of the answer. Hope it helped!! :)

Answer 2

Answer: the answer is irony, the inly right answer......

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I think it would be B.

Who created the story for Sherlock Holmes?

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sir arthur conan doyle

Answer:

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Explanation:

Use the word bank to answer the question. Ways that an author reveals charactera. personification
b. situational irony
c. characterization
d. paradox
e. mood

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Characterization is the use of literary techniques to reveal the nature of a character

Answer C

Explaination:
personification is giving an animal or object human human qualities.
situational Irony is a situation that includes irony as it's key factor.
characterization is revealing a character through his or her actions and words, apearences, how others feel about them, and how they think and feel.
Paradox occurs when a situation loops for infinity and there's no absolute answer to the riddle or story
Mood is how the reader feels about the story

2. Read the following sentence from betty bonham lies retelling of myth of orpheus and Eurydice: Grieving, he bore the young body of his beloved Eurydice to the grave, and the music he played tore at the hearts of everyone who follwed.

What is the effect of the hyperbole in this quote?
a. it ephasizes the sorrowful nature of Orpheus's music.
b. It shows how Orpheus's music caused people physical pain.
c. It explains how much Orpheus misses Eurydice.
d. It illustrates how much of an accomplished musician Orpheus.

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After reading the sentence representes above, it has become clear that the effect of the hyperbole in this quote is : c. It explains how much Orpheus misses Eurydice. There is suffering tone which expresses pain inside the hero. Hope it helps, regards!

C. It explains how much Orpheus misses Eurydice.

A shopper considers several TVs in a store and decides against the more expensive brand. The salesperson says, "Do yourself a favor. Sure it's a little pricier than the others, but the TVs ability to access the Internet is great because it is such a fun feature to have." Which type of fallacy can be attributed to the salesperson's approach?

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This is an informal type of falacy. But to be more specific, this could lead to a Hasty generalization or a fallacy of single cause. The internet feature is not enough to proof why the TV is expensive

The correct answer for APEX would be " begging the question "

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