Diction Analysis

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Questions (6)

The diction of "At the Tourist Centre in Boston" can best be described as(1 point) Responses emotionally charged. emotionally
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Which of the following best describes the diction of this excerpt from "The Youngest Doll"?"In those days, the family was nearly
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I need to write 1,000 words which focuses upon how the denotation, connotation and/or level of diction found in the majority of
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2. asked by Witchita
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What Kind Of Diction Is Used In "A Voice" By Pat Mora?
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In "Of Mice and Men" chapter 5 and 6, in which of the following sentences does the author use formal diction?a "She told him to
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Away, away I would go if I could,Perhaps to an overgrown sun-dapple wood; Away, away I would fly in a flash, If I thought peace
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