5example na metaphor na ang topic ay mobile legend
5 example na simile na ang topic ay bts
at 5 ex. na personificafion na ang topic naman ay death monkey

Answers

• Réponse publiée par: hellcrack777

  answer: wala akong alam about sa ml but about bts,

  1. jimin is as cute as a mochi

  2. bts is as precious as a gold

  3. suga's rapping is as fast as how my heart beats for him (hehe)

  4. jin laughs like a windshield being wiped (lol)

  5. i love bts as much as how i love my family

  explanation:

  d ko alam yung death monkey haha
• Réponse publiée par: elaineeee

  1) use mnemonics, for example:
  (h)ydrogen
  (h)elium
  (l)ithium
  (b)eryllium
  
  hhlb makes it easier to memorize : )
  
  2) say it out loud
  saying it out loud while memorizing makes it easier to remember
  
  3) sing it
  creating a rhythm or tone makes it easier to remember
• Réponse publiée par: 09389706948

  drama
  
  definition of drama
  
  drama is a mode of fictional representation through  dialogue  and performance. it is one of the literary genres, which is an imitation of some action. drama is also a type of a play written for theater, television, radio, and film.
  
  in simple words, a drama is a composition in  verse  or  prose  presenting a story in pantomime or dialogue. it contains  conflict  of characters, particularly the ones who perform in front of  audience  on the stage. the person who writes drama for stage directions is known as a “dramatist” or “playwright.”
  
  types of drama
  
  let us consider a few popular types of drama:
  
  comedy  – comedies are lighter in  tone  than ordinary works, and provide a happy conclusion. the intention of dramatists in comedies is to make their audience laugh.  hence, they use quaint circumstances, unusual characters, and witty remarks.tragedy  – tragic dramas use darker themes, such as disaster, pain, and death. protagonists often have a  tragic flaw  — a characteristic that leads them to their downfall.farce  – generally, a farce is a nonsensical  genre  of drama, which often overacts or engages slapstick  humor.melodrama  – melodrama is an exaggerated drama, which is sensational and appeals directly to the senses of the audience. just like the farce, the characters are of a single dimension and simple, or may be stereotyped.musical drama  – in musical dramas, dramatists not only tell their stories through acting and dialogue, but through dance as well as music. often the story may be comedic, though it may also involve serious subjects.
  
  examples of drama in literature
  
  example #1:   much ado about nothing  (by william shakespeare)
  
  much ado about nothing  is the most frequently performed shakespearian comedy in modern times. the play is romantically funny, in that love between  hero  and claudio is laughable, as they never even get a single chance to communicate on-stage until they get married.
  
  their relationship lacks development and depth. they end up merely as caricatures, exemplifying what people face in life when their relationships are internally weak. love between benedick and beatrice is amusing, as initially their communications are very sparky, and they hate each other. however, they all of sudden make up, and start loving each other.
  
  example #2:   oedipus rex  (by sophocles)
  
  tragedy:
  
  sophocles’ mythical and immortal drama  oedipus rex  is thought to be his best classical tragedy. aristotle has adjudged this play as one of the greatest examples of tragic drama in his book,  poetics,  by giving the following reasons:
  
  the play arouses emotions of  pity  and  fear, and achieves the tragic  catharsis.it shows the downfall of an extraordinary man of high rank, oedipus.the central  character  suffers due to his tragic error called  hamartia; as he murders his real father, laius, and then marries his real mother, jocasta.hubris  is the cause of oedipus’ downfall.
  
  example #3:   the importance of being earnest  (by oscar wilde)
  
  farce:
  
  oscar wilde’s play,  the importance of being earnest,  is a very popular example of victorian farce. in this play, a man uses two identities: one as a serious person, jack (his actual name), which he uses for cesily, his ward, and as a rogue named ernest for his beloved woman, gwendolyn.
  
  unluckily, gwendolyn loves him partially because she loves the name ernest. it is when jack and earnest must come on-stage together for cesily, then algernon comes in to play earnest’ role, and his ward immediately falls in love with the other “ernest.” thus, two young women think that they love the same man – an occurrence that amuses the audience.
  
  example #4:   the heiress  (by henry james)
  
  melodrama:
  
  the heiress  is based on henry james’ novel the  washington square.  directed for stage performance by  william wyler, this play shows an ungraceful and homely daughter of a domineering and rich doctor. she falls in love with a young man, morris townsend, and wishes to elope with him, but he leaves her in the lurch. the author creates melodrama towards the end, when catherine teaches a lesson to morris, and leaves him instead.
  
  function of drama
  
  drama is one of the best literary forms through which dramatists can directly speak to their readers, or the   audience, and they can receive instant feedback of audiences. a few dramatists use their characters as a vehicle to convey their thoughts and values, such as poets do with personas, and novelists do with narrators. since drama uses spoken words and dialogues, thus language of characters plays a vital role, as it may give clues to their feelings, personalities, backgrounds, and change in feelings. in dramas the characters live out a story without any comments of the author, providing the audience a direct presentation of characters’ life experiences