What is true of a literary argument?

it makes a claim about text

it is disagreement between two authors

it can only be made by literary critics

none of the above

In the prologue of Chaucer's the Canterbury Tales what Falls are attributed to the church based on the description of the prioress and the monk

Was the US involvement in WW1 a good or bad thing, in Claim, Evidence, Analysis method

How is sandra bullock's character hurt in a time to kill?

My informal survey of seventeen fishermen reveal that afternoon is the best time to catch trout. What change should be made to correct the problem of subject-verb agreement? change catch to catches no change change reveal to reveals

Which detail from the text best reveals Judson's belief about crime and punishment?

What would you say is the principal reason for daisy's appeal to gatsby?

How do the excerpts differ in purpose? The first excerpt tells what is expected of them, and the second tells what happens to them. The first excerpt indicates facts about the camp, and the second indicates lies about the camp.

Which of the following quotations from the story is an example of local color? "Lights moved restlessly along the bank of the river ... " "He was not, certainly, an imposing figure ... " "It's a hot night.

How does the characterization of Squealer support the author's purpose? Squealer's dramatic accusations draw parallels between him and Stalin's propagandists.

Which best explains what causes the happy prince's lead heart to break? (A) He gives away his second eye. (B) The city leaders tear him down. (C) The Swallow dies. (D) It is burned in the furnace.