Conventions
Ideas
Voice
Organization
Answer:
Organization
Explanation:
Generally, organisation can be described as process of ensuring things a put in logical order or the process selecting an approach to performing tasks that are both orderly an efficient.
In writing, organisation trait refers to the manner of presentation of ideas in a way that the ideas are joined together in a larger message. This achieved by following a distinct pattern or format which involves using a logical order when engaging in informational writing or chronological order when narratives is being written.
Organisation ensures that the writing has a format and structure and also ensures that there is a strong connections between one time or point to another in the writing in under to make it easy for a reader to follow along.
Therefore, organisation refers to the format, structure, and timeline of a story
A. compound subject
B. simple subject
C. complete subject
(the astronomy students is underlined)
Complete subject seems to make the most sense :\
is the word sandwich a compound word?
many weeds, intermixed peering out for a look at the hidden sun" through the window.
How do these words by the author convey tone? Why does the author create this tone?
The excerpt from All summer in a day conveys a tone of joviality and childhood innocence.
Explanation
The text conveys a feeling happiness and innocence through the comparison of the children to roses and so many weeds. The phrase so many exemplifies the easy carelessness of the comparison that one can see through the meanings conveyed by the lines.
The author creates this tone to eventually lead to a somber realization on the impermanence of the summer and how the children are bound to be happy for such a short time.
B.) The band played my favorite song, If You're Happy and You Know It.
C.) The band played my favorite song, "If You're Happy and You Know It."