Which sentence in this excerpt from Mark Twain's "The £1,000,000 Bank-Note" is an example of hyperbole?

Form the possessive of plural nouns that do NOT end in "s" by adding A) ' B) 's C) s' D) s

In "A Visit of Charity," how does the nurse choose the room where she places Marian? A. she hears the sound of woman cough inside the room. B. She checks to see who has not had a visitor for a while. C.

How have Macbeth and lady Macbeth reversed roles by the end of the play?

Who is the author of frankenstein?

Chelsea dressed in torn jeans and hoodie when she gave a speech to the Rotary Club asking for donations to the Humane Society. The audience did not find her to be credibleand did not donate much. What speech element was at work here? Select one: a.

The best way to use the internet for a writing project is by a. browsing for an interesting topic. b. sticking with anonymous articles. c. sticking with authors who tell you they're experts. d. searching for a specific topic.

Which of these themes are you most likely to encounter in a modernist poem?

Think about the details you have analyzed so far. Choose the theme that the details most support. Ink about the details you have analyzed so far. Choose the theme that the details most support.

rewrite the following poorly written sentences Sherlock Holmes discovered the true identity of the man in the plaid overcoat and then the police tracked the suspect down and so the case was then solved

Hyperbole is a term meaning extravagant exaggeration. Hyperbole is often used for emphasis, humor, or irony. Look at the Attorney General's opening and closing statements in Chapter 3 and list three examples of hyperbole.