English, 09.10.2019 05:30 chrischris1
i do not undestanddescribe one of the strongest literary images (not a picture or drawing from the reading) you encountered from any of the following literature:
• from of wolves and men by barry holstun lopez
• from “an inconvenient truth” by al gore
• "the deadliest tsunami in history? " by national geographic news
• "orphans give indian couple will to live; 2004 tsunami killed their son, two daughters" by shaikh azizur rahman
• "wave" by dale wisely
why is this image memorable? how does the author use vivid descriptive details to the reader visualize what is being described? how does this image contribute to the main idea of the text? use specific details from the text to support your answer.
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