Question 17 parallelism in literature is: when the lines on the page are at absolute 90 degree angles when separate parts of a sentence or stanza are balanced by using similar constructions when the author chooses to allude from other texts and include them in his or her own none of the above 2 points question 18 indicate the correct meaning of the word: chronicle a recording of events a type of shellfish which attaches to boats an endangered species none of the above 2 points question 19 indicate the correct meaning of the word: astrolabe a laboratory for stars a laboratory for astronauts a type of cell none of the above 2 points question 20 indicate the correct meaning of the word: solarium a type of animal enclosure a room which gets a lot of sunlight a type of incubator all of the above

1. Parallelism in literature is:

When separate parts of a sentence or stanza are balanced by using similar constructions

Parallelism refers to the repetition of a grammatical form within a sentence; it uses word, phrases or clauses that are grammatically similar or identical in structure, sound, or meter, with the purpose of showing that the stated ideas are equally important, are balanced and to give a natural flow to the piece of writing.

2. Indicate the correct meaning of the word: chronicle

A recording of events

Chronicle is a detailed recording or account of events in the order of their occurrence.

3. Indicate the correct meaning of the word: astrolabe

None of the above

An astrolabe is an astronomical and navigational instrument for gauging the altitude of celestial bodies, like the Sun and stars, and for calculating latitude in navigation.

4. Indicate the correct meaning of the word: solarium

A room which gets a lot of sunlight

Solarium refers to a room that is enclosed in glass, and therefore, exposed to the sun. Some hospitals or sanitariums use this type of room for therapy purposes.

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answer: the essay describes the experience of the english narrator, possibly orwell himself, called upon to shoot an aggressive elephant while working as a police officer in burma.

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