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In Washington's response to Wheatley, _____ and _____ support his intent, which is to show gratitude and admiration for Wheatley. A. tone; diction B. gifts; poetry C. pleas; apologies D. personification;
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In Washington's response to Wheatley, _____ and _____ support his intent, which is to show gratitude and admiration for Wheatley. A. tone; diction B. gifts; poetry C. pleas; apologies D. personification; imagery

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The answer is D. personification; imagery
In the Washington's response, the writers describe the intents with several characteristics that could only be used to describe human and they also includes several visual illustration to describe the magnitude of their gratitude toward Wheatley.
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