How do authors impart aesthetic elements? Select 3 options. through their word choice through persuasive argument through their tone through facts and data through the story's mood

Answer:

1.through their word choice  

3.through their tone  

5.through the story's mood

Explanation:

Authors are writers of a literary piece. They impart aesthetic elements through the following:

Every literary work consists of five elements, namely, sentiments, imaginations, thoughts, music and style. Sentiments provide artistic immortality and ever freshness to a literary work, imagination is a vehicle which carries sentiment and makes the reading process inexhaustible.

Therefore, authors impart aesthetics through diction, tone and mood.

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You have had many electricity and water disruptions in your area,write a letter to the editor of you local newspaper expressing your views and feelings about this
​

Read this sentence from the main text:
All of this new information should make us think twice about things like antibacterial soap, which gets into our water supply.

What purpose does this sentence serve in the closing paragraph?

To argue that we kill too many beneficial bacteria

To create concern about the water supply

To introduce a new topic that needs scientific study
To suggest the new science of microbes may affect many things​

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Part B: Which section form the text best supports your answer to part a

Which is punctuated correctly.*
A. They chose Maxine's essay as the winner but the judges said the final choice was
hard.

B. The magazine was both timely, and readable.

C. Though she had spent months recovering from her injuries, she wanted to try the ski slope again

D. After the party, I was left to walk home alone.

What is another word for a reflexive pronoun?

Question 20 (5 points)
How long did Beowulf rule as king of the Danes?

Crutch Words, Informal Speech

A speaker says:
I kinda wanted to go to the park today. Do you wanna come along?

Which of the following is the correct way to transcribe this according to our Clean Verbatim Style Guide?

A) I kinda wanted to go to the park today. Do you wanna come along?
B) I wanted to go to the park today. Do you want to come along?
C) I kind of wanted to go to the park today. Do you want to come along?

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3. How does paragraph 3 affect the development of
Eisenhower's central ideas?
A It admits that the fight ahead will be difficult.
B It convinces the troops that the enemy will be easily
defeated
C It claims that bravery is stronger in the face of
savagery,
D It laments that many of those reading will die in
battle.

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Identify the theme statement.
The ocean is often a place for rest.
The ocean is a symbol.
The ocean represents a place of renewal.
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Which is a theme statement?
The ocean is often a place for rest.
The ocean is a symbol.
The ocean represents a place of renewal.
The ocean shows how the narrator is healed.

How is free verse different from other forms of poetry?
It does not follow any grammar rules.
It has a very strict rhythm.
It is available for anyone to use.
It sounds more like ordinary speech.

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The Tell-Tale Heart: what does the narrator hear? Does anyone else hear it?

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The Incas were defeated by the European invaders , mostly because they had no immunity to European

Which sentence from Wonder best reveals August's feelings through indirect characterization?

The last surgery I had was eight months ago, and I probably won't have to have any more for another couple of years.
What I wanted was to go to school, but only if I could be like every other kid going to school.
Mom sat down in a chair in front of Mr. Tushman's desk, and even though there was another chair right next to hers, I decided to stand beside her.
I'm not exaggerating when I say this, but my heart literally started beating like I'd just run the longest race in the world.

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Manfred botched the landing. His little propeller plane came in to land
at 100 knots - way too fast. His flight instructor shouted "Slow down."
over and over again, but Manfred just wanted to be on the ground as
soon as possible. When he hit the runway, the landing gear nearly
snapped off, and he failed the flight exam. I'll never fiy again, he
decided
Which conclusion most logically resolves the plot of the story?
A. Manfred dreams of flying, but never pursues his dream.
B. Manfred works up the nerve to give the flight exam another try.
C. Manfred sues his flight instructor and wins the case.
D. Manfred finds an unexpected way to cheat on the flight exam.

Franklin Plays Checkers
Franklin loved to play checkers. He loved it so much that he would get very upset when he lost a
game. Whenever he played and his friends were winning, they noticed him huffing and pouting as if he
didn't want to play at all. That made the game less fun for everyone.
It's no wonder that, after a few months, Franklin ran out of checkers partners. His friends would play
hopscotch and cards with him, and they would ride bikes. When he pulled out the checkerboard though,
his friends would politely excuse themselves.
One day, he decided to ask Fonda, his big sister, to play. She was busy at her desk in her bedroom.
"I don't have time to play right now, Franklin. I'm working on a book report," Fonda said.
Franklin started to get upset. He really wanted someone to play checkers with him. "Well, what am I
supposed to do?" he replied unhappily.
Fonda thought for a moment. "Well, maybe there is something we can do, Franklin," she said. "Come
with me."
Fonda put him in front of her computer, and on the screen was a giant checkerboard.
"Now you can play whenever as you want. You're playing against a computer!" Fonda explained
Franklin was so happy. He found the perfect partner for a checkers fan like him!
Which line best shows an idea that is important to include in a summary of this story?
О. "I'm working on a book report," Fonda said.
"Well, what am I supposed to do?" he replied unhappily.
Ос He found the perfect partner for a checkers fan like him!
Od That made the game less fun for everyone.
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“Prometheus and Epimetheus What is the theme of the passage?

Question 9
Determine whether the following sentences are written in active or
passive voice.
Most of the work was done by volunteers.
Answer
А
Active
B
Passive

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For the first time, researchers have recorded penguins making sounds during their deep-sea dives. The findings were described in a recent study published in the journal PeerJ. The findings could clue scientists in to the communicative cues penguins rely on to hunt. Which sentence could be added to the passage to maintain its formal style? I think penguins should be left alone. Scientists can now study the sounds to learn more about penguins. It would be awesome to hear a penguin talk underwater. The scientists can translate the sounds so humans can understand them.

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Which details from the image are also portrayed in the text?
Which details from the image are not in the text?
How is the mood of the text similar to or different from the mood
conveyed in the image?
How do the image and text contribute to readers' and viewers'
understanding of the subject?

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Even children can be harmed by TV shows and movies that make life
seem unrealistically perfect. In one survey, published by Parents Today,
children were asked about their own lives both before and after
watching three episodes of Ronald!, a show featuring an 11-year-old
boy who flies his own helicopter to school and lives in a bedroom that
is also a skateboard park. Although they reported that they enjoyed the
show, the children, ages 8-13, ranked their own lives as less cool, fun,
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Littleton Street, a realistic program about a group of neighborhood
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