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What is the purpose of using literary analysis on a poem
to break down the poem to get a better idea of its meaning in the poem.- apex ;)
From what point of view does the narrator of the red room tell the story
First person
Which of these best describes the narrator of "The Red Room"?
A participant in the story
The of the funeral parlor was definitely somber
ambiance for apex
Which of these is useful background information to have before reading a story
The time period during which the author lived
or
What was happening in the world when the story was written
Which of these kinds of words should always be capitalized
the names of months sincerly your BOY DOUGIE xD
After his experience in the room the narrator concludes that the room is
haunted by fear.
Word association can involve connecting a word to
events in the world.
Creating a mnemonic device involves
finding something familiar to represent something unfamiliar.
How can you anticipate what a teacher will put on a test
Find the key concepts in the material.
How do you take back something stupid that you said
- All humans at one time or other have said something stupid or something they did not mean to say out of anger and the only resolution to this is to apologize to the person or persons you hurt.
How does the narrator of The Red Room get hurt
He struck the corner of a bed.
WHICH OF THESE SENTENCES INDICATES A STORY WRITTEN IN THE THIRD-PERSON OMNISCIENT PERSPECTIVE
JIM FELT TERRIBLE, BUT HIS BROTHER FELT EVEN WORSE
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