Each of the following appears in paragraph 4 EXCEPT
A. parallelism
B. simile
C. imagery
D. periodic sentence
E. antithesis

from As I Lay Dying
by William Faulkner

He did not know that he was dead, then. Sometimes I would lie by him in the dark, hearing the land that was now of my blood and flesh, and I would think: Anse. Why Anse. Why are you Anse. I would think about his name until after a while I could see the word as a shape, a vessel, and I would watch him liquefy and flow into it like cold molasses flowing out of the darkness into the vessel, until the jar stood full and motionless: a significant shape profoundly without life like an empty door frame; and then I would find that I had forgotten the name of the jar. I would think: The shape of my body where I used to be a virgin is in the shape of a and I couldn’t think Anse, couldn’t remember Anse. It was not that I could think of myself as no longer unvirgin, because I was three now. And when I would think Cash and Darl that way until their names would die and solidify into a shape and then fade away, I would say, All right. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter what they call them. (1)

And so when Cora Tull would tell me I was not a true mother, I would think how words go straight up in a thin line, quick and harmless, and how terribly doing goes along the earth, clinging to it, so that after a while the two lines are too far apart for the same person to straddle from one to the other; and that sin and love and fear are just sounds that people who never sinned nor loved nor feared have for what they never had and cannot have until they forget the words. Like Cora, who could never even cook. (2)

She would tell me what I owed to my children and to Anse and to God. I gave Anse the children. I did not ask for them. I did not even ask him for what he could have given me: not-Anse. That was my duty to him, to not ask that, and that duty I fulfilled. I would be I; I would let him be the shape and echo of his word. That was more than he asked, because he could not have asked for that and been Anse, using himself so with a word. (3)

And then he died. He did not know he was dead. I would lie by him in the dark, hearing the dark land talking of God’s love and His beauty and His sin; hearing the dark voicelessness in which the words are the deeds, and the other words that are not deeds, that are just the gaps in people’s lacks, coming down like the cries of the geese out of the wild darkness in the old terrible nights, fumbling at the deeds like orphans to whom are pointed out in a crowd two faces, and told, That is your father, your mother. (4)

Answer:

c

Explanation:

The number of births that occur in relation to the overall population per year is called the __________. A) birth rate B) population distribution C) growth rate D) age structure E) gene pool Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D E

A speaker attempts to persuade you to eat more chocolate-chip cookies by asking you to visualize being in Grandma’s kitchen as a child and eating a gooey cookie fresh from the oven. “They are,” the speaker says, “the taste of childhood itself.” The speaker is using which rhetorical appeal?
-Ethos
-Pathos
-Logos
-Kairos

A nonprofit organization is trying to convince the mayor to adopt a citywide recycling program. The group includes this sentence in its presentation: "According to government sources, 75 percent of waste is recyclable but only 30 percent is actually recycled.”

Which type of hook is being used?
call to action
funny story
question
statistic

If your vehicle becomes disabled on a highway, you should

a. stop your vehicle on the highway.
b. move as far as possible way from traffic.
c. drive to the next exit as fast as you can.
d. drive slowly on the shoulder, but do not stop.​