How did most myths begin? a. as a scroll b. as an inscription c. as oral storytelling d. as enchanted stories

Select the sentence that is marked for assonance. Select the best answer from the choices provided. A. What a world of solemn thought their monody compels! B. What a world of solemn thought their monody compels! C.

What is one way to avoid plagiarism? give credit for information taken from a source copy information from a source word for word use an excerpt from a source without identifying it repeat a quote without mentioning the original speaker

Enables and allows mean the same thing. These words are A) antonyms. B) homonyms. C) homophones D) synonyms.

Will give Brainliest. What is the tense of the underlined verb? After he finishes this race, he will have won the most swim events at the meet. A. future perfect B. past perfect C. past D. present perfect

What is a time frame in fiction? A. The span of time in which a story takes place B. The time it takes the reader to finish the story C. The date and time of the story's opening scene D. The time and place where most of the events happen

Based on the mood and sound in each stanza, draw a conclusion about the theme of "Sea Fever." A) Sailing is dangerous and leads to trouble. B) A life of sailing is romantic and exciting. C) Nature is unpredictable, and the sea is scary.

Write a sentence that is the topic of the paragrph

Doyle's story writing is strengthened due to his use of unity of effect, in which A. every word contributes to a single intended result. B. there can be only one logical solution to a mystery. C.

Which word best describes pathos as it relates to audience appeals?

Write a 100-word response in which you discuss Hughes's use of rhyme and stanza form and how they relate to the dramatic situation in "Theme for English B."