"Don't take it for granted that you will become a cartoonist." Choose the option that is closest in meaning to the sentence.

Answer:

Matching Sentence to its Sentence Pattern:

1. S = Exploring old mine shafts

LV = can be

PA = a captivating adventure.

Subject, Linking Verb, and Predicate Adjective

2. S = Renovating this home

V = has turned

PA = quite costly

3. S = The ancient village

LV = spread across

PN = the lush valley

Subject, Linking Verb, and Predicate Noun

4. S = Academic achievement

V = demands

PN = hard work

Subject, Verb, and Predicate Noun

5. S = We

V = designated

DO = the infant

OC = Margaret

Subject, Verb, Direct Object, and Object Complement

6. S = The firm

V = dispatched

IO = me

DO = their pamphlet

Subject, Verb, Indirect Object, and Direct Object

Explanation:

Sentence patterns categorize sentences into their constituent parts, which include Subjects, Verbs, Objects (both direct and indirect), Complements, and Predicates.

C). Parody draws parallels between the pigs and real-world human leaders.D). Exaggeration renders Pilkington ludicrous and akin to the pigs.

E). Satire incites a sense of disdain for how the pigs mistreat the other animals.

Explanation:

Satire captures the literary technique that utilizes irony, humor, hyperbole, or mockery to expose and comment on the follies or moral failings within society or an individual.

In the excerpt from 'Animal Farm', Orwell employs parody(copying a specific author or genre to intentionally amplify it for comedic effect) to illustrate the comparison between pigs and human leaders that mocks the latter's shortcomings. Exaggeration serves to lampoon Pilkington's absurdity, which makes him resemble the pigs. Meanwhile, satire reveals Orwell's critical perspective regarding how the pigs (representing Pilkington) treat other animals ('extended work hours, lack of luxury'). Thus, satire effectively highlights and critiques the corruption and vices of leaders like Pilkington in front of the audience. Consequently, answers C, D, and E are the correct selections.

Answer:

Eleanor Roosevelt’s counterargument suggests that the assembly should dismiss further discussions regarding the Soviet amendments since they have been previously rejected.

                                              OR

Eleanor Roosevelt’s counter asserts that the amendments should not be reconsidered because the claims made by the Soviets were already denied.

Explanation:

The first option serves as a sample response. The second represents my answer. Both are valid. I HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL!!!!!

I believe c and d are the correct examples.