Question

help please @allys88

Answer 1

again, not first person so that's an easy one to cross out.

It's also not third objective because the author is showing emotions

It's also not third limited because the author uses "the boy" and "the wise man".

I think it is third omniscient

Answer 2

Thank you @allys88

Answer 3

@allys88 can u help with this one please

Answer 4

yea

Answer 5

I think we can rule out situational irony because the miner based on how he does not contradict himself through his actions.

I think it C dramatic irony because the reader knows the old man is the stone yet the miner doesn't.

Answer 6

Thank you

Answer 7

Your welcome if you need any help just ask. For these types of questions, just review the rules and definitions to get comfortable with them and it becomes easier to identify them if you do.

Good luck!

Answer 8

I have 4 more if you wouldnt mind. I will open a new post if you will help

Answer 9

@allys88

Answer 10

sorry its kind of late do you still want me to answer them with you

Answer 11

ill answer them anyways lol


so the first one is c i think because it is foreshadowing his new relationship with his friend.

Answer 12

the second one I think we can take out b because it never says anything about the stones representing something so it is not a fact.

We can take out c because we know the same amount of information as the characters do.

So now we have A and D left

It could be A because the passage does display some of the emotions of the boy

I don't think it can be D because the passage is too short to go into depth on characters so they are basic characters introduced. Also, there is no climax or even a conflict to create a rising action narrative

Answer 13

so now with the third one, it is mostly based on context.

If you know the definition of the word, you can apply it to the circumstances to get the specific definition used in this case. The answer would be embarrassed because abashed can either mean embarrassed or ashamed. The king has nothing to be ashamed about so therefore the only logical answer would be embarrassed.

Answer 14

hope this helped sorry its so late

Answer 15

np thanks