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Why does the author describe how Peyton Farquhar reacts to the sound of his watch?

• to show that Farquhar's senses have become distorted
• to illustrate the cruelty of the Union soldiers
• to explain why Farquhar had come to the bridge
• to compare Farquhar and his executioners

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How does the Nurse feel when she returns to the Capulet house after finding Romeo?

• tired
• scared
• depressed
• impatient

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The use of vivid description to create a picture in the reader’s mind is what type of figurative language?

• Simile
• Idiom
• Personification
• Imagery

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What's the weather like the night the conspirators meet to plan the attack on Caesar?

• stormy
• hot
• humid
• icy

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a writer’s vivid description that help readers visualize.

• irony
• imagery
• hyperbole
• personification

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What is the first thing you need to identify when analyzing imagery?

• Identify if text evidence has light or dark imager
• Identify 2-3 key words
• Explain how key words work together to build a sense
• Explain how the example influences the author’s central idea. 

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The interior of the building was as murky as the winter twilight with an overcast sky. 

• brilliant
• cold
• gloomy
• colorful

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deafening silence

• oxymoron 
• paradox
• onomatopoeia
• alliteration 

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Menacing or threatening. Shethed enclosed in a protective covering

• Superfluous

• Resolute

• Ominous

• Dominion

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The plums are proud and round.

• assonance
• consonance
• none
• rhyme

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