ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which genre uses narrative and poetic techniques to tell a story?A.narrative poem
B.memoir
C.lyric poem
D.novel

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Answer 1
Answer: I would actually say A. Narrative poem. This is because it tells a story while still successfully being a poem. Novels just tell stories but don't have the poetic part included.
Answer 2
Answer:

narrative poem

only narrative poem uses both techniques

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Answer:

I would help you with your math homework....

is the correct answer

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Words like dream, lazy, and lullaby give the first stanza of "July" its

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You haven't included the poem, nor enough information to find it online, but I can guess based on the context what the answer is. The words 'dream', 'lazy', and 'lullaby' likely give the poem its mood, or atmosphere. Poets often make use of connotation to affect how the reader views what they're saying. For instance, if you were describing a summer day, you might use words with different positive or negative connotations to affect the mood of your writing.

The sun shone down on the emerald grass, glowing against the azure background of the sky.

The sun glared down at the swampy green grass, burning against the pale blue, empty sky.

The first sentence contains words with positive connotations, such as 'shone' and 'glowing', while the second sentence contains words with negative connotations such as 'glared' and 'burned'. While both sentences mean the same thing, the word choice affects the mood of the writing, or the way the reader perceives it.

Choose the sentence that contains a relative pronoun. A. Someone is coming down the hill.
B. Those are not my shoes.
C. Mr. Moon, whom you have met, is my assistant.
D. Please, put your book bag in your locker.

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the answer is C.Mr. Moon, whom you have met, is my assistant. whom referring to Mr.Moon Hope this helps.

The answer is C. Mr. Moon, whom you have met, is my assistant.

Study the group of signal words; then select the name of the pattern in which these signal words would probably be used. first, next, finally A. cause-effect B. comparison-contrast C.order of importance D.simple listing E.spatial order F.time order

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Answer:

The answer is: A. cause-effect.

Explanation:

Using the words: First, next and finally, we are referring to the process of: Cause-Effect.

First, we analyze the problems that appear in a process.

Next, the various variables involved in a process appear.

Finally, focus attention on the process variable in which the problem occurs.

The answer is: A. cause-effect.
A cause and effect.

Read the sentence. The office’s boisterous celebration, full of cheering, shouting, and laughter, caused other businesses on the same floor to shut their doors. The word “boisterous” most likely means corporate. rowdy. scandalous. tiresome.

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The answer is: rowdy.

Boisterous is a rather formal term to express what rowdy also means, being the two of them synonyms, and their meanings are related to a person or a thing that is exhibiting a kind of behavior that is noisy, happy, merry, even to a disorderly point, and marked by very high spirits, usually in the context of a celebration. Boisterous would be opposed to an orderly behavior.

The answer is rowdy. Rowdy means noisy or disorderly, which is what the term boisterous is most likely to mean in this sentence. Shouting, cheering, and laughter could all go under the category of rowdy.

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