English, 18.01.2020 13:31 natb7828

Which of the following is not a type of point of view?
question 1 options: first person second person third person bias third person omniscient
question 2 (1 point) question 2 unsaved which of the following is an example of third person objective point of view?
question 2 options: i love running outside in the rain. destiny chose to take art instead of music because she enjoyed art more. jake hastily made the decision to leave his umbrella by the door instead of taking it with him. this would prove a poor choice. you should always listen to your mother's advice.
question 3 (1 point) question 3 unsaved what point of view is "the oasis: africa" told in?
question 3 options: first person second person third person limited third person omniscient
question 4 (1 point) question 4 unsaved why is it important to think about the author's purpose for writing?
question 4 options: the author's purpose tells can the reader understand the importance of the information. the author's purpose can the reader determine the reliability of the information. the author's purpose can the reader see the author's viewpoint. all of the above
question 5 (1 point) question 5 unsaved why did the author ernest h. griffin write "the oasis: africa"?
question 5 options: to persuade the reader to go to the sahara. to inform the reader about the dangers of traveling in the desert. to define what an oasis is. to entertain the reader with a trilling story about traveling through the desert.
question 6 (1 point) question 6 unsaved which is not an example of a man vs nature conflict in "the oasis: africa"?
question 6 options: the narrator is afraid his traveling companions will steal his water. a cyclone causes a sand storm. extreme heat causes the travelers to need more water than they brought with them. the narrator suffers sore muscles and aching feet as he travels.
question 7 (1 point) question 7 unsaved what kind of tone does the author convey in the following passage: after a short halt, under the blazing sun, the sheikh again gave the order to advance. on, on! i struggled up, but my leaden feet almost refused to bear me. “mohammed! ” i called to my faithful algerian, “i can do no more; i am done! ”
question 7 options: excited desperate frightened relieved
question 8 (1 point) question 8 unsaved read this passage from "the oasis: africa": suddenly the sheikh stopped and pointed to the south. the caravan halted, and every one prepared his arm. matchlocks were primed, cartridges rammed home, and swords loosened in their sheaths. was it the tuaregs again across our path? but mohammed, the keen-eyed, shouted joyfully— “the oasis, the oasis! i see the palm-trees.” in the passage, how does the tone shift?
question 8 options: the tone shifts from happy to sad. the tone shifts from anxious to excited. the tone shifts from angry to excited. the tone shifts from sad angry.
question 9 (1 point) question 9 unsaved choose the words from the sentence that should be capitalized. i live in atlanta, georgia with my mom, dad, and siblings.
question 9 options: i mom dad georgia siblings atlanta
question 10 (1 point) question 10 unsaved which sentence has correct capitalization?
question 10 options: in high school, students learn subjects like science, math, english, and social studies. in high school, students learn subjects like science, math, english, and social studies. in high school, students learn subjects like science, math, english, and social studies. in high school, students learn subjects like science, math, english, and social studies.

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Answer 1: (B) Third person omniscient

This point of view still practices the "he/she/it" narration but now the narrator knows everything. The narrator isn't defined by what one character understands, sort of like the storyteller is God. The narrator can know everything that others don't, can make observations about what's happening and can see inside the thoughts of other characters.

Answer 2: (B) Destiny chose to take art instead of music because she enjoyed art more.

A third-person objective narrator is one who narrates a story from the third-person point of view (''he/she'' as narrator). Here, the storyteller is an unbiased observer: readers can only obtain knowledge about the roles and plot events in a descriptive, objective manner. An objective narrator holds in opposition to an omniscient narrator, who can explain events and other characters to an extensive degree.

Answer 3: (A) First person

The point of view used in the Oasis: Africa" is first person point of view. In the entire story telling the, the pronouns used are personal once i.e. I, my, we, us etc as the narrator is continuously talking about herself and her position /situation.

Answer 4: (C) The author's purpose can help the reader see the author's viewpoint.

As a reader identifying the meaning or intent that the writer has for building the piece of work helps you assess it adequately. Every author in his/her piece of writing tends to explain his/her point of view over a specific topic or shares an event of his life.

Answer 5: (D) To entertain the reader with a trilling story about traveling through the desert.

Te story tends to promote the beauty of African and its people. It also talks about the travelling experience that they had while reaching the through a lot of deserts. It also helps the reader to understands the over all hurdles that comes while travelling to deserted areas.

Answer 6: (C) Extreme heat causes the travelers to need more water than they brought with them.

As the authors talks about the trilling travelling experience they had in this story, like wise in this question the travelers explains that they got short on the amount of water they bought. This was due to extreme hot conditions which made them drink more and more water,and as last thirsty.

Answer 7:(B) Desperate

The above passage shows the desperateness of Sheikh Muhammad, who under any circumstances wants the particular task to be completed. He keeps on ordering where as the one doing gives up as his feet almost refused to bear him and says that i cant do any more.

Answer 8:(C) The tone shifts from angry to excited.

In the passage above Muhammad firstly yelled in anger by pointing towards the south. In the meantime the train/caravan stopped and everyone was prepare to run. But then suddenly the tone of anger shifts to excitement when Muhammad sees the palm trees.

Answer 9:I live in Atlanta, Georgia with my mom, dad and siblings.

The main purpose of capitals is to give consideration to appropriate elements within any group of people, places, or things. We can address a lake in the centre of the country, or we can be more particular and say Lake Michigan, which separates it from every other lake on earth.

Answer 10:In high school, students learn subjects like Science, Math, English, and Social Studies.

Capitalization is the writing of a statement with its first letter in uppercase and the other letters in lowercase. There are few rules used in this process:

First word of every new sentence will be capital.All the proper nouns and adjectives derived from them will be in capital.

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what was the conclusion

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since conclusion is the over all summarize.

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