EOC Bell Ringer Week 4, Day 4
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2 questions
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"The thunder growled low in the distance, as if warning the world of its impending fury. The once peaceful sky now churned with dark, ominous clouds, and the wind howled through the trees, scattering leaves like forgotten memories."
How does the author's use of word choice and imagery contribute to the overall tone of the passage?
"The thunder growled low in the distance, as if warning the world of its impending fury. The once peaceful sky now churned with dark, ominous clouds, and the wind howled through the trees, scattering leaves like forgotten memories."
How does the author's use of word choice and imagery contribute to the overall tone of the passage?
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"In her speech on environmental conservation, the author emphasizes the urgent need for change, painting a grim picture of a future where natural resources are depleted and ecosystems are destroyed. She argues that unless immediate and collective action is taken, the planet's health will continue to decline."
How does the author’s point of view shape the tone and style of the text?
"In her speech on environmental conservation, the author emphasizes the urgent need for change, painting a grim picture of a future where natural resources are depleted and ecosystems are destroyed. She argues that unless immediate and collective action is taken, the planet's health will continue to decline."
How does the author’s point of view shape the tone and style of the text?