· Ch. 6. Examining the crime scene: “He whipped out his lens and a tape measure, and hurried about the room on his knees, measuring, comparing, examining,

Question 1

· Ch. 6. Examining the crime scene: “He whipped out his lens and a tape measure, and hurried about the room on

Answer 1

his knees, measuring, comparing, examining,

Question 2

How is Enumeration(he action of mentioning a number of things one by one.) used

Answer 2

Enumeration: The use of a list of actions - “measuring, comparing, examining” - adds a sense of order and structure to the description, emphasizing the precision and thoroughness of the character’s work.

Question 3

How is hyperbole used

Answer 3

The use of the word “whipped” suggests a sudden and exaggerated movement, emphasizing the character’s urgency and focus on the task at hand.

Question 4

The omission of a conjunction how is it used

Answer 4

between “measuring” and “comparing” emphasizes the speed and efficiency with which the character is working, conveying a sense of urgency and purpose.