Proper use of transitions can tie unrelated ideas together in a logical manner. True or False?

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Answer: FALSE

Explanation: Proper use of transitions can tie unrelated ideas together in a logic manner. Is False

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The correct answer is "etymology".

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Determine the use of the prepositional phrase in the following sentence.We found the trinket within the old trunk.

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Adjective.

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The author uses personification in this passage. Personification is when a writer gives human like qualities to something inanimate or not human. In the passage, the writer days that "the stream giggles", obviously it doesn't literally laugh but the sound of the stream sounds similar to a giggle as it splashes over the rocks. The sand goes for the wind, which can't literally whisper, but sounds like it does.

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Personification 100000%

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Because the wind and the stream are given human characteristics although they are not alive!!!

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