The correct answer here is the third option.
Sarcasm
is when you say ridicule something or say something mockingly rudely
and harshly. The third sentence is told by the duke on the raft after
the duke and the king, with Huck and Jim in tow,
escaped after tricking some townspeople who were going to throw
vegetables at them. But they knew they were going to do that so they
escaped and took all the money and did not even perform the third show.
That's why this is sarcasm as he is mocking the townspeople saying they
can use the vegetables and fruits to hit them fit and make a picnic.
Answer:
C. His attraction to the women overpowered him.
<u>bondage here means being overpowered and not being able to think on one's own.</u>
Explanation:
In 'The Tempest', Ferdinand flirts with Miranda by first showing that he indeed is experienced with women and by acknowledging that he has indeed fallen for their charms he acknowledged that he has experience with women.
<u> in simple terms the text means: ' i have been attracted to many women who talked sweet and made me fall for their charms because i reciprocated their seduction</u>'. this might look like a weird way to flirt for a modern audience by for the time of The tempest, this shows the man to be well traveled and has experience in courting.
Answer:
1. The correct answer would be A: involving good relations between parties or countries.
2. The correct answer would be B: My sister is a voracious reader; she reads at least two novels a week.
Explanation:
1. This would be seen as most logical as the word diplomatic implies managing international relations. Option A, falls in line with such definition. as it speaks to the relations between two parties or countries.
2. The word used "voracious" used in this sentience means that her sister is one that loves to read.
Shakespeare had acquired
such a mastery of language and metre that he often disregarded
the rules which earlier poets, and he himself in his earlier works,
had carefully observed.
Shakespeare almost without exception puts prose rather than verse into the mouths
of the insane, and Lady Macbeth's somnambulism is meant by him to be regarded as a symptom of her mental disorder.
It means provide lodging or sufficient space for.
Hope I helped :)
