Question

Can you please rephase this paragraph for me

Answer 1

Onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia is when sounds are written as words. These words are very good in helping the reader create sounds which help them create a scene of the passage. This passage has 2 examples of onomatopoeia.
"Do you hear this whistle? TREEEEEE! TREEEEEE! TREEEEEE!" is the first example of onomatopoeia evident in this passage (Martel, 137). The sound "TREEEEEE" is used several other times in this passage to simulate the sound of a whistle. The author uses this sound to give the reader the image of how much Pi is trying to save RP from drowning.
"Do you see this life buoy, Richard Parker? Do you see it? Catch hold of it! HUMPF! I'll try again. HUMPF!" is the second example of onomatopoeia in this passage (Martel, 139). The sound HUMPF is used to simulate the sound of the life buoy hitting the water. Besides creating an image in the reader's mind, this sound also shows the weight of the life buoy and the power of the waves. It shows that the waves are strong and the life buoy is heavy since if they were not, the sound would be more like HIMP! This sound is also used several other times to show that Pi is throwing the life buoy again.
As seen in the previous 2 examples, Yann Martel's use of onomatopoeia effective in creating an image in the reader's mind. Besides creating and image and sounds of the passage, it also tells some details about the objects as seen with the life buoy.

Answer 2

@Jack_Prism

Answer 3

Omomatopeia:
The formation or use of words such as buzz or murmur that imitate the sounds associated with the objects or actions they refer to.

Answer 4

Omomatopeia:
The formation or use of words such as buzz or murmur that imitate the sounds associated with the objects or actions they refer to.

Answer 5

@Annie_Chan

Answer 6

@Annie_Chan i need help me repashing

Answer 7

u can write it first and @Annie_Chan can check

Answer 8

@AloneS Yeah I am writing it just almost done

Answer 9

okayii

Answer 10

I am changing some words and sentences

Answer 11

Reiteration

Reiteration is rehashing a word or an expression in an entry or passage a few times to make feeling and significance to something. Redundancy can be watched a few times all through this entry. Other than the reiteration of the sounds in the same slide, Yann Martel rehashes some different words. The following are 2 samples.

"Kick with your legs. Kick! Kick! Kick!" is the first case of reiteration that the creator sees (Martel, 138). This quote is said when Pi is attempting to get RP to swim to the raft. This quote demonstrates the peruser that Pi is edgy to spare RP's life, subsequently offering the peruser some assistance with adding emotions to the scene in their brain. It offers them some assistance with creating a voice for Pi since it demonstrates his urgent emotions.

"In almost no time you'll be on board and we'll together. Hold up a second. Together? We'll be as one? Have I gone distraught?" is the second unmistakable case of reiteration utilized (Martel, 140). The redundancy of "together" demonstrates Pi's acknowledgment of what he is doing. Yann Martel rehashes the word together to make a vibe of astonishment and frenzy for Pi since he has recently understood that he is offering a tiger some assistance with getting on board the raft. This reiteration additionally makes a picture of the scene by giving sentiments that the peruser will envision all over.

Answer 12

can someone please look at my rephase pharagraph

Answer 13

why would you have to repeat the word kick?

Answer 14

Bc its funny thats why? Lol jking sorry i like to joke a lot.

Answer 15

hmm i then you can go ahead and check his paragraph for me

Answer 16

lol its a quotation from the book

Answer 17

i know -

Answer 18

@AloneS no need to get ur panies in a twist

Answer 19

@AloneS why do you go and do some joking stuff with @sydneymmelin

Answer 20

what?! what do u mean??

Answer 21

i was checking maybe @sydneymmelin was joking

Answer 22

@AloneS she is waiting

Answer 23

Lol i was . @AloneS :p

Answer 24

who is waiting? i don't understand you-

Answer 25

Me either schemurr

Answer 26

and @sydneymmelin your not i'm leaving this is .. awkward

Answer 27

i'm not calling you taht way i said it turned out akward

Answer 28

huh? if you guys wanna talk then go in a private message not here plz

Answer 29

Btw love the truck .

Answer 30

thx i drove it already still somebody needs to aswer mtahalkf question !

Answer 31

ikr -still

Answer 32

Hey@AloneS it wont lemme message u back bc u havent fanned me :(

Answer 33

guys what about my question!!

Answer 34

To repeat again and again

Answer 35

ask @sydneymmelin she thrue me off truck_

Answer 36

Schemurr

Answer 37

That doesnt even make sense

Answer 38

for u it doesn't for me it does

Answer 39

Okay?.........

Answer 40

Soooooo.....anyways do u have any other questions?

Answer 41

@AloneS u left me with a mysterious statement im comfused but yet impressed at the same time well play'd

Answer 42

@Annie_Chan are you fine with my rephase work

Answer 43

Oh my gosh sorry i forgot i was watching tv x_x

Answer 44

can you please look at it know

Answer 45

Can you repost it please it wont let my scroll up

Answer 46

Reiteration

Reiteration is rehashing a word or an expression in an entry or passage a few times to make feeling and significance to something. Redundancy can be watched a few times all through this entry. Other than the reiteration of the sounds in the same slide, Yann Martel rehashes some different words. The following are 2 samples.

"Kick with your legs. Kick! Kick! Kick!" is the first case of reiteration that the creator sees (Martel, 138). This quote is said when Pi is attempting to get RP to swim to the raft. This quote demonstrates the peruser that Pi is edgy to spare RP's life, subsequently offering the peruser some assistance with adding emotions to the scene in their brain. It offers them some assistance with creating a voice for Pi since it demonstrates his urgent emotions.

"In almost no time you'll be on board and we'll together. Hold up a second. Together? We'll be as one? Have I gone distraught?" is the second unmistakable case of reiteration utilized (Martel, 140). The redundancy of "together" demonstrates Pi's acknowledgment of what he is doing. Yann Martel rehashes the word together to make a vibe of astonishment and frenzy for Pi since he has recently understood that he is offering a tiger some assistance with getting on board the raft. This reiteration additionally makes a picture of the scene by giving sentiments that the peruser will envision all over.