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The following expression is an example of which figure of speech Many mumbling mice are making midnight music in the moonlight?
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The use of multiple words with the same first letter (or letter sound) is called alliteration.
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What is an antonym for howl?
cheering, laughing, smiling, exultation, rejoicing, mumble, murmur, mutter, gasp, whimper,whisper, mumbling, murmuring, rumble, rumbling.
Who is Don Vito?
"Don Vito" was the name used in Jackass and related series for Vincent Margera (1956-2015), uncle of Bam Margera. The nickname was used because his mumbling speech resembled that of the older Vito Corleone in The Godfather.
What is the name of the mumbling white blob that auditions for Stewies babysitter and appears in the Family Guy episode 8 Simple Rules For Buying your teenage Daughter?
It was a character from the cartoon 'The Herculoids'. There were actually two characters that looked like that, one was named Gloop and the other Gleep. Incidentally, the rhino character that fires a rock at Lois is called Tundro.
Is diction the same as language?
Not quite. Diction is how you pronounce words, and which words you choose to use; in that sense, it's closer to the word 'dialect', though it's the dialect of each individual person. Language would be a broader sense of how you present yourself through your choice of expression; it indicates your mood and relative social status as much as your personality.Examples of diction would be pronouncing 'aunt' as either 'ant' or 'ont'; or choosing whether to say "cannot" instead of "can't." Examples of language would be saying "Maybe later," instead of "Not right now."Having good diction means talking in a way which is both clear and understandable; ironically, having better diction than your friends and peers can make you sound snobbish or professorial.When someone says, "Watch your diction," they probably mean you're mumbling or otherwise being unclear; when they say, "Watch your language," it usually means to stop swearing.
Characteristics of a passive communicator?
Characteristics of the Passive Communicator: • Exhibits shyness • Displays anxiety and nervousness • Has feelings of worthlessness • Believes others' wants and needs are more important than his/her own • Finds it difficult to make decisions for self • Often cannot say no or feels guilty about saying no • Assumes others will know what's best for him/her • Keeps negative feelings inside • Frequently sends mixed messages Characteristics of the Aggressive Communicator: • Inappropriately expresses feelings and opinions • Violates the rights of others • Disparages others, often in a sarcastic way • Makes self more important • Is confrontational, hostile, sarcastic and blaming • Makes decisions for others Examples of Aggressive Behavior: • Making threats • Giving orders • Name-calling, swearing, yelling • Blaming or accusing someone • Physically striking out at someone • Making demands instead of asking • Viewing own rights as superseding others' rights • Being disrespectful Examples of Indirect Aggressive Behavior: • Trying to make someone feel guilty • Talking behind someone's back instead of directly talking with the person • Eye-rolling, sighing, mumbling, and slouching instead of expressing feelings honestly • Refusing to respond to another person The Assertive Communicator Assertive communicators express thoughts and feelings in an honest, straightforward fashion that shows respect for the other person. Characteristics of the Assertive Communicator: • Open and willing to take risks • Actively engages in meeting others' needs • Capable of expressing both positive and negative feelings and opinions • Sensitive to the feelings and rights of others Examples of Assertive Behavior: • Addressing a problem situation while itis in progress • Objecting to specific behavior that infringes on the rights of others • Being brief and to the point • Avoiding bringing up the past • Never apologizing for asserting rights • Being assertive with the body, voice, eyes, and facial expression • Telling people how their behavior affects others • Being friendly and firm, initially; if necessary, asserting more authority • Avoiding threats and aggressive behavior • Making your needs known to others in a direct, non-threatening manner • Talking to others with respect Assertiveness skills enable one to stand up effectively for one's own dignity, respect and courtesy without violating the rights of others, while at the same time helping others to recognize and better obtain their rights.
Many mumbling mice are making midnight music in the moonlight is an example of which figure of speech?
This is an example of alliteration, where the same initial sound is repeated in close succession.
What is 'Many mumbling mice are making midnight music in the moonlight' an example of?
Alliteration, which involves repeating a sound in a sentence can be illustrated by the above example.
What is the adjective in the sentence joe was frantically mumbling to the 911 emergency operator?
mumbling is the adjective in that sentence..
What is the difference between mumbling and bawling?
Mumbling is speaking in a low, inaudible manner which makes it hard to tell what the person is saying. Bawling is crying.
What might your parents be doing while you are talking to them that will make it hard to understand?
eating, sleeping, mumbling, drinking, brushing teeth
What drugs cause mumbling?
Bath salts
How do you play many mumbling mice on piano?
with the fingers
How do you play Many Mumbling Mice on the piano?
with the fingers
Why is mumbling annoying?
Because You Cant Hear What They Are Saying!
Who wrote the song many mumbling mice?
Karle Erickson
Is Mumbled the weakest meaning in voice?
If you are referring to the most quiet speaking, that would be whispering. Mumbling is hard to understand not because it is quiet but because it is not clear speech. Mumbling is the opposite of enunciating.
What medical condition if any is indicated by a person mumbling to themselves?
There are no known medical conditions that cause a person to mumble to themselves. If the mumbling is excessive and interferes with a person's life, they might have a mental illness.
