Create an enchanting image inspired from the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. Picture Orpheus, an East Asian male, in a serene forest. As he gently strums his lyre, animals of various species, some fierce-looking and some not, are gathered around him, utterly captivated - their fierceness visibly diminished. Nearby, tall, majestic trees seem to have moved closer, and a previously bustling river has stilled its flow as if to listen to the harmonious melody. The very rocks around him appear softened. His music is like a powerful, enchanting spell over nature.

Read the following quote from Betty Bonham Lies’s retelling of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

When Orpheus made music, all the world stopped to listen. Wild beasts drew near him, so entranced they put aside their fierceness. Trees gathered around to hear his beautiful notes. Rivers stopped flowing along the banks so that they could hear Orpheus, whose music was more harmonious than theirs. The very rocks softened when he touched his lyre.

What does the use of hyperbole accomplish?
A)It foreshadow future events in the plot so that readers are able to understand how Orpheus will use his music to succeed.
B)It exaggerates Orpheus’ beautiful music so that readers understand how powerful an effect Orpheus's music has.
C)It explains Orpheus’s musical skills so that readers know that Orpheus is able to tame animals with his music.
D)It provides comparisons between Orpheus’s music and things in nature so that readers understand the link between music and nature.

B

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B is correct: It exaggerates Orpheus’ beautiful music so that readers understand how powerful an effect Orpheus's music has.

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1.) B - An extended comparison that uses like or as.
2.) A - It emphasizes the sorrowful nature of Orpheus's music.
3.) D - Odysseus and his men blind the Cyclops.
4.) A - "you are a man to be missed"
5.) A - own overconfidence
6.) A - alliteration
7.) D - "I wanted to tell him I knew the author ~"
8.) B - active feeling of panic
9.) C - irony
10.) A - to draw attention to the story's plot and theme
11.) C - "Who do what has to be done, again and again"
12.) B - America is the sum of different contributions ~
13.) A - "Jump into work head first"
14) D - Nevermore
15.) A - to help create a vivid picture
16.) C - (Perenson 30)
17.) A - his
18.) B - me.
19.) D - their
20.) C - she
21.) A - Neither of the twins are interested in sports.
22.) C - there are no information to support those ratings
23.) C - superlative
24.) B - comparative
25.) C - University
26.) C - judge
27.) A - We went to the story but we forgot to buy eggs.
28.) D - I had a busy, industrious day at work today.
29.) A - title of an article
30.) B - We forgot Mark's ticket at our hotel.
31.) C - The man said, "Turn right at the corner."
32.) B - Evidence from a number of expert ~
33.) B - consonant sounds
34.) B - to give proper credit to original source material
35.) A - Edgar Allen Poe was born in Massachusetts in the early nineteenth century (Freeman 311).
36.) C - Works cited page
37.) C - Physician
38.) C - history of the pirate Jean Lafitte
39.) D - full of danger
40.) C - fled
41.) C - determined to succeed
42.) D - compensation as punishment
43.) A - im-
44.) B - Eighteen-year-olds might live away from home ~
45.) D - no need to find parking
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