Can you please help me answer the questions down below. Pease read the text below to help you. Thank you so much!




2. How well does Sassoon think the war is being run? Provide quotes to help explain your view.

3. What is Sassoon's attitude towards the war, as shown in this extract? Provide quotes to support your view.

4. How realistic is Sassoon's portrayal of England? Explain your answer.

5. Why is Sassoon thinking of England in this situation?

6. Give three examples of poetic techniques which have been used in this excerpt. Explain their effect on the reader.

7. Based on the evidence in both extracts, what do you think a dug-out is?​

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What I use is simply just a ladder, which is rarely used but I find it helpful and on top of that unique. I write the basics starting from top to bottom. After this, I render it but with writing, fix up a few things about it until I'm satisfied, and boom! Rendering but with writing haha. This helps me a lot as I not only feel like I'd succeed with this cool strategy, I also feel as if it's just easier for me to understand since I don't need to do much with it and I don't waste too much time being everywhere looking for something.

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What I could do is use a venn diagram, and this is because it helps with BOTH comparing and contrasting. Firstly, I would fill in things I already know. Another thing I could do is ask some questions. I would answer these questions, and then input the information into the venn diagram based on what I find. While doing this, I would make sure to include any sources I use just in case, so that way, I can make sure to not be blamed for anything. After this, I would just put what I wrote into complete sentences, if not already complete, and make sure it is formal AND intriguing/interesting.

Hope this helped! Probably didn't though :(

I will list all 4 here.

Cultural

Historical

Physical

Rhetorical

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Count on me by Bruno Mars and, Lost boy by Ruth b

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In the story, the characters count on each other and the song is literally named after that.  The characters get lost in another dimension.

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All of these are original by me. I hope these help! You can edit these in any way you want :D

I embarked to Japan and I bought a pair of shoes and a shirt. What did I buy first?

Answer: a plane ticket.

I emulate what you are. For example If you see me, I see you. If you move, then I'll move too. When you touch me, I touch you. I do Everything you do except for one thing. No matter how hard I try, I can never speak. What am I?

Answer: mirror

What emaciates as soon as you say its name.

Answer: silence

You can have me but cannot hold me;

Gain me and quickly lose me.

If treated with care I can be great,

And if betrayed I will break.

Answer: entrust

I can make anything possible. I can give someone the authority to do something. I am a word that is similar to permit, but am different nonetheless. What am I?

Answer: enable

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Brian is frustrated—he knows he needs fire—until he sees the golden light of the sun against his hatchet. Gold like fire. He realizes that he can make fire with the hatchet and stone. i'm not sure if this is right though

Explanation:

Answer: Chapter 8 of Hatchet is a hard swing for Brian emotionally. He hits his lowest point but has his biggest triumph, too. Before we look at what happens in Chapter 8 of Hatchet, let's look at where Brian's been.

Brian Robeson is still stranded in the wilderness after the plane carrying him to visit his father crashed. All he has with him is the hatchet, a small ax with a wooden handle, his mother gave him before he left. So far he's found food in the form of raspberries, faced down a bear (rather, ran from it), and built a shelter into a rocky overhang. It's his fourth night in the wilderness, and Brian is starting to feel okay about his chance .

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is that an answer or question lol

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