Question 1

Why did the author use the sentence, “The snowball girl’s face is red?”

Accepted Answer

To help the reader understand the girl's face was very cold because of the snow.

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To help the reader understand the girl had make-up on.

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To help the reader understand the girl colored her face red with paint.

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To help the reader understand the girl was sick.

Question 2

Where did Dave take Kek?

Accepted Answer

to Minnesota

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to a farm

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to the airport

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to the Refugee Camp

Question 3

What figurative language is the sentence an example of?

Its window-eyes weep yellow light

Accepted Answer

personfication

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simile

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hyperbole

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metaphor

Question 4

Why did the author write this sentence in the poem, "At last we park before a brown building taller than trees."

Accepted Answer

To help the reader understand the brown building was extremely tall.

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To help the reader see the different between the building and the tree.

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To help the reader understand the tree was near the building.

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To help the reader realize the tree was tall.

Question 5

What figurative language is the sentence an example of“Tears trace my cheek like tiny knives”?

Accepted Answer

simile

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hyperbole

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metaphor

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personfication

Question 6

Why did the author write “Tears trace my cheek like tiny knives”?

Accepted Answer

To show the reader it was very cold in Minnesota.

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To show the reader Kek cut his face.

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To show the reader Kek's tears was very sharp.

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To show the reader the snowball made Kek cry.

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