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What is a simile?
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a comparison of 2 unlike things using the words as or like
a comparison of 2 alike things
a comparison of 2 unlike things
an exaggeration
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What is an example of a metaphor?
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You are the sunshine of my life.
You are as sunny as a flower.
I could eat a horse.
The cave yawned its wide mouth.
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What is a simile?
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What is an example of a metaphor?
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What is an example of personification?
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An example of personification from Fish Cheecks is....
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Which is an example of hyperbole from Fish Cheeks?
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What is hyperbole?
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Why does Amy want "a slim new American nose"
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What is the "Theme" of the story?
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Whose point of view (perspective) is the story written in?
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The meaning of APPALLING is...
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Belching after a meal in Chinese culture is...
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What is the purpose of the simile "He was as white as Mary in the manger."
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Which is a sequence of transition words or phrases?
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How did Amy's point of view change in the end?
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Which piece of evidence best reveals the narrator's feelings about her family's behavior during dinner?
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In paragraph 3, Amy describes the menu as "appalling mounds of raw food"-- what does this reveal about how the narrator views her family's cultural traditions?
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Amy says that dinner threw her deeper into despair especially when her relatives licked the ends of the chopsticks and stuck them into the foods. What is the tone of the paragraph?
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What does Amy's mother mean when she says, "Your only shame, is to have shame."
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"A plate of squid, their backs crisscrossed with knife markings so they resembled (same as saying the word "like") bicycle tires." Which type of figurative language is this?
