ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

1. The emotional atmosphere a reader senses in a poem is referred to as its A. mood
B. tone
C. theme

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Answer 1
Answer: The answer is A. mood
Answer 2
Answer: I think it's the mood. Emotional atmosphere=mood.

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Describe how using active listening at work can help you be a better employee.

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When achieving to be an active listener, you establish a bond between you and your employer. You are becoming a better worker because you are following what you must do. 
It can definetly make you a better employee because it makes you loyal and kind and  a good listener! :) i hope I helped !

Simple subject for She went on a trip to Florida last summer

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She simple subject is She. The simple subject is whom or what the sentence is about.

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'Their' wasn't supposed to be in that sentence. 

The correct word was supposed to be: They're

They're is a contraction meaning: they are 
The correct contraction would be they're because it means they are, and the word "their" is used to shown ownership of a item .

hopefully my answer helps you
 

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The sentence that has an infinitive phrase that functions as the subject is the last one - To convert sunlight and energy into food is the end result of photosynthesis.
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A shirt is a garment for the upper part of the body made of light material.
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b.)Shifting point of view
c.)Use of first person narrator
d.)Long, drawn-out sentences

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Answer:

The correct answer is option d.) "Long, drawn-out sentences".

Explanation:

The pace of story is basically the speed at which the events of a story are told. Long drawn out sentences would affect the pace of a story since this style of writing give the audience the perception that the events are happening slowly. Short sentences fast out the pace of a story, while long drawn out sentences slow down it.
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