What is a group of words called that contains either a subject or a verb, but not both?

When an author refers to a famous work of art, literature, or music the literary device is known as a. foreshadowing. b. an allusion. c. a hyperbole. d. symbolism.

Which of the following words best describes Eudora Welty's tone in "Eavesdropping"? insiteful opinonated whimsical humorus excited

In which of the following sentences is the word its used correctly? A. Its easy to learn to play the guitar, if you're willing to practice. B. The monster reared its head at the tourists. C. The problem with the lawn mower is that its old. D.

Describe a wholly delicious food

Which two figures is speech are used in this excerpt from Shakespeare's Macbeth? 1) apostrophe 2) personification 3) simile 4) allusion

Why is neatness; orderliness an important value?

What is the relationship with Alfonso and Esperanza? (This is from the book Esperanza rising.)

Which word is defined as "the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something?" incredulity destitution laved voluptuously

In stanza 6 of "Ode to a Nightingale," the speaker thinks a good time to die would be: A. at midnight while the nightingale sings B. during a painless moment full of love C. when the breezes stop blowing D. on the darkest night of the year

What is the co-ordinating conjunction and which one is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentences • 'I was running because I was late' • 'I'm allergic to coconuts but not to peanuts' • 'I tripped and twisted my ankle'