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It was very hot and the express from Barcelona would come in forty minutes The passage below best illustrates which of the following techniques used by Hemingway?
It represents simple, direct, economical language.
The passage below best illustrates which of the following techniques used by Hemingway It was very hot and the express from Barcelona would come in forty minutes?
"It was very hot and the express from Barcelona would come in forty minutes" best illustrates characterization through dialog.
The first paragraph of this passage illustrates which literary termsimiledescriptionforeshadowingirony?
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The passage below illustrates how Martin Luther King uses what in one of his well-known speeches?
The passage below illustrates how Martin Luther King uses powerful rhetoric in one of his well-known speeches.
What word best illustrates crusoe's attitude toward the island as seen in the passage?
Contented
Which central idea to the following passage from the Gettysburg address best support?
Where is the following passage?
The passage below illustrates how Martin Luther King uses in one of his well known speeches?
pacisim
What word best illustrates Crusoe's attitude toward the island as seen in this passage?
Contented
Which sentence from the passage best illustrates Hardin's central argument?
"The freedom to breed is intolerable" best illustrates Hardin's central argument that unchecked population growth will lead to the depletion of resources and environmental degradation.
This passage most illustrates a claim of .?
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What word best illustrates Crusoe's attitude toward his decisions as seen in this passage?
Grateful
What is the passage from Grendel best illustrates the theme there is a monster in every person?
The passage from Grendel that best illustrates the theme "there is a monster in every person" is when Grendel realizes that he and the humans are not so different, as they both possess violent and destructive tendencies. This realization highlights the idea that everyone has the capacity for evil within them, symbolizing the inherent duality of human nature.
