Question

Which technique does the narrator of “The Fish I Didn’t Catch” employ to teach readers something useful?
He incorporates sensory detail into a poem that advises readers.
He includes good advice in a comic, overstated poem.
He lists helpful tips in the concluding paragraph of a persuasive essay.
He weaves good advice into a story about what once happened to him.

Answer 1

Somebody please help me.

Answer 2

did u get a story

Answer 3

I did get the story I am just stuck on this question. I read it and I looked back but I am stuck.

Answer 4

let me see the story

Answer 5

Do I type you the story or are you looking for it?

Answer 6

copy and paste it

Answer 7

I don't know how because the story was in a book.

Answer 8

oh ill look it up

Answer 9

Okay

Answer 10

does the story start with this

Answer 11

The first sentence of the story is " Our bachelor uncle who lived with us was a quiet, genial man given to hunting and fishing; and it was one of the Great Hill, Brandy-brow Woods, the Pond, and, best of all to the Country Brook.

Answer 12

ok got it

Answer 13

I think D

Answer 14

Thank You.

Answer 15

np