The is what happens in the story and how events unfold. It is the basic element of fiction, drama, and some poetry.

 Readers should not assume that the speaker and poet are one in the same as poets write in voices. For instance, a voice can change poem by poem.

Poetry’s form is comprised of ______ .They can be divided into _______ (a group of lines that are equally numbered) and follow a specific form or have no form and flow freely.

Use Claude McKay’s “If We Must Die” to answer this two-part question:   Identify the rhyme scheme. The first 4 lines of Claude McKay’s sonnet “If We Must Die” are in iambic pentameter and rhymed   2. The words “If we must die” … let … “repeat in lines 1 and 5. This repetition of sentence structure or word order to achieve a sense of rhythm or repetition is called

Monologues are extended speeches delivered by one character.

The nurse is providing education to the parents of a pediatric patient recently diagnosed with ADHD. Which interventions should the nurse recommend to help manage the patient’s symptoms at home? (Select all that apply)

While assisting with a lumbar puncture procedure on an infant or small child, the nurse should do which of the following?  

A child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is admitted to the hospital with dehydration. Which should the nurse include in the plan of care for this child?

The family of a child born with congenital clubfoot has been prepared for the need of serial casting at 1-week then 2-week intervals. They have expressed concerns to the pediatric team about not wanting their young infant to be seen by extended family members with a cast on. Which of the following is the rationale behind this form of treatment?  

Most pediatric orthopedists will tell a family to protect a child’s fractured extremity for 2 to 4 weeks after a cast is removed.