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Writers use implied metaphors to —a. give their poems a musical tone
b. help readers see ideas in new ways
c. make references to works of literature, art, and music
d. talk about war and other major conflicts

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Answer 1
Answer: Writers use implied metaphors to help readers see ideas in new ways (b). A metaphor is a figure of speech. It is word or phrase that is applied to an object that is not literally true.An implied metaphor is a type of metaphor that compares two different or unlike objects by using a word or phrase that describes the unmentioned term. The comparison is made in this way.  For example, The angry man barked at his son. This sentence is inferring that the man is barking like a dog. 

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Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage.None of us wanted him and her to leave.
he and her
he and she
him and she
correct as is

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It is correct as it is (although I would prefer "them").

You can see this by placing the words in isolation:

None of us wanted him  leave. ("he" would be incorrect, only "him" is correct)

None of us wanted her to leave. ("she" would be incorrect, only "her" is correct)

- you need both words in object form

The religious leader who convinced nine hundred followers to kill themselves was _____. A) Billy Graham
B) Leo Ryan
C) Jim Jones
D) David Berg

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The correct answer is option C) "Jim Jones". James Warren Jones or Jim Hones was an American religious leader that found the Peoples Temple cult during the 1950s. He was the responsible of a mass suicide in Jonestown, Guyana involving 918 of his followers drank cyanide-poisoned Flavor Aid.
 - - The religious leader who convinced nine hundred followers to kill themselves was Jim Jones 

What does the speaker of “The Raven” have in common with the poet Edgar Allan Poe?Both the speaker and Poe suffered mental anguish and misery on losing their companions.
Both the speaker and Poe believed that they interacted with a talking raven.
Both the speaker and Poe lost a woman that they loved named Lenore.
Both the speaker and Poe had become orphaned at a very young age.

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Both the speaker of “The Raven” and the poet Edgar Allan Poe have in common that they suffered mental anguish and misery on losing their companions. Option A is correct.

Edgar Allan Poe became popular for his poetry and short stories, particularly his tales of mystery and the macabre. He is widely considered as a key figure of Romanticism in the United States and of American literature as a whole.

When he was a child, his father abandoned the family in 1810, and his mother died the following year, so he was onpharned.

Answer:

The answer is option 1. Both the speaker and Poe suffered mental anguish and misery on losing their companions.

Explanation:

In “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe, the narrator suffers deeply for his lover’s death. He also exposes the narrator's loneliness, despair, and melancholy, translated into the sadness shown through his own madness. In Edgar Allan Poe’s biography, it is stated that the writer suffered mental anguish for the death of his wife Virginia.

Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause? Wherever Rover roams, he always comes home afterward to sit by the back door.
a. by the back door
b. he always comes home
c. afterward to sit by the back door
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The correct answer is D, because that is the only subordinate/adverb clause among these examples. A is an adverbial phrase, not a clause - it doesn't have an active verb. B is a complete independent sentence. C cannot be a clause, because it doesn't have an active verb - 'to sit' is an infinitive, it isn't active or passive. 
The answer is c. afterward to sit by the back door
An adverb clause is a word of words that modify a verb, adjective, or adverb

At times, Father is shown as a loving parent and husband. How is that possible given his role as a Nazi officer giving orders to treat people inhumanely?

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Nazi German families like his own are considered far superior, and with this line of thinking in his mind, it would be easy to treat one race with love and respect and the other with hatred and cruelty.

Characteristics of the Father:

  • The father figures out what happened to his son, and is destroyed by the conclusion. When the Allied soldiers come to want him away for punishment, Father submits to their demands, as he not has the necessity to live.

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It's because Bruno's father has a soft, caring side, albeit a small one) he only shows to HIS children. His father is a mean, ruthless man after all he is a high ranking Nazi soldier loyal first to the Reich! 

Locate the infinitive and identify its use.Check the turkey to see if it is done.

noun
adjective
adverb

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The infinitive in this sentence is to see (if it is done).
It is used as an adverb in this sentence. Check the turkey. Why? To see if it is done. 
When you are answering questions such as when, where, why, it means that you are dealing with adverbs. 

The correct answer is adverb. This is 100% correct.

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