How do patterns or contrasts in language reveal a central idea of the tragedy of romeo and juliet?

Hair everywhere but my eyeballs, elongation of my spine until my skin splits, teats, and a growing tolerance, maybe even affection for, the smell and taste of feces - not just my own - and then, excruciating death. How do I put this in my own words?

Where should the parenthesis be placed? when i finished my assignment what a tough one it was!, i took a nap. when i finished my assignment (what a tough one it was!, i took a nap.

Compare and contrast the difference between a metaphor and a simile then give a unique example of each

Which words in the sentence make up the adverb phrase? She would jog every morning around the reservoir. A. jog every B. she would jog C. around the reservoir D. every morning

Critical thinking tips

What do her comments say about Higgins as the archetype of the wise old man the teacher?

The Taco Bell employee's quote supports Schlosser's argument in this excerpt because it Answer-emphasizes the obsession with consistency and standardization in the fast food industry.

Below are in-text citations for lines 183-187 from scene 1 of the last act of Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Select the one that is completely correct. (Ham. 183-7) (Hamlet 5) ("Hamlet," 5.1.183-7) (Ham. 5.1.183-7)

A literary technique, such as metaphor or simile, that allows a reader to envision something in better detail or make a stronger connection can be called: 1) Descriptor 2) Imagism 3) Figure of Speech 4) Symbol

What do the pilgrims do when they find corn at a deserted native americans house?