A writer's experience is his measuring stick for what is ___.

A - plausible

B - realistic

C - both of these

D - neither of these

Dramatic irony means that a. the cosmos, state, family, and individual follow the same pattern. b. the audience knows something the character or characters don't. c. things are going to end very badly for someone. d. everything works out in the end.

Use examples from the lessons and your own personal experiences to compose at least one well-developed paragraph on the following: What motivated the Founding Fathers to include the phrase "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our

How has the value of salt changed from the time of the ancient romans to today

Which of the following is an example of reflexive writing? A. essay B. letter to the editor of a newspaper C. diary entry D. research paper

If the two last lines of a poem rhyme it's called an A) sonnet B) meter C) iambic pentameter D) couplet

Read the following excerpt from Katherine Anne porter the jilting of granny weatherall. ' yes she had changed her mind after 16 years and she would like to see George I want you to find George find him and be sure to tell him I forgot him I want him

In "The Necklace", why is Madame Loisel still upset as the party approaches? a) She doesn't have a nice wrap to wear b) Her dress did not turn out the way she wanted.

Which sentence requires the use of a citation? A. Driving down the road, you often see teenagers engaging in the dangerous practice of texting while driving. B.

Why does Emerson include words like veils, delayed, and enclosed in the first stanza of "The Snow-Storm"? A. to show how the storm hides the world and slows daily life B. to show how the storm livens up the landscape C.

During which phrases would a performer most likely pause while reciting? Check all that apply. "she spends her days / slicing jamón y queso" "tied with string: plain ham and cheese" "the hunger of the fragile old man lost in the folds" "or the