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AP English Language and Composition: Passage Drill Drill 1, Problem 2. What is the speaker's primary purpose in using onomatopoeia in line four?
AP English Literature and Composition 1.1 Passage Drill 7. The primary purpose of this passage is what?
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The pronoun "it" (line 14) refers to which of the following?
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All right More ap english link question for you Here
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we go The pronoun it in line fourteen refers to
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which of the following Yeah All right Let's go upto
- 00:17
fourteen and find it I know cordial man Tha resident
- 00:21
seek out the person from whom it proceeds Okay so
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- 00:26
for the pronoun referring or referring to questions we replace
- 00:30
the pronoun it with the answer choices Right So trimming
- 00:33
away the fat of this sense it could be written
- 00:35
as if among the crowd You hear a note seek
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out a person from whom it proceeds Well in this
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case the answer that makes the most sense is a
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note Right So it's gotta be b neither the name
- 00:47
of the theater in or the name of the play
- 00:49
d is what the englishman is producing Likewise from whom
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the crowd proceeds It doesn't make any sense So get
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rid of a and cordial mirth Well is close but
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well that's not exactly what the listener heard Instead it's
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the note of cordial mirth So get rid of sea
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So yeah the answer here It's b a note
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