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Imagery and repetition are aspects of formality. purpose. tone. word choice.
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Imagery and repetition are aspects of
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tone.
word choice.
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D. word choice
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: Word choice.
For example imagery could be used as, “The great white shark uses its sharp teeth and destructive bite to clasp down on the seal.”
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