<span>A metaphor can be used to replace one idea with another. For example, a tsunami can be described as a "wave of destruction" for the damage that it causes. It implies a comparison. A simile establishes the comparison of ideas. An endless torrent of rain flooded the valley like a tsunami.</span>
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According to the words of the play (this is in the balcony scene in Act II, Scene 2), she asks him not to swear by the moon because the moon is not constant enough. ... O, swear not by the moon, the inconstant moon, That monthly changes in her circled orb, Lest that thy love prove likewise variable.
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The correct option is option D ("Prescient").
Prescient is an adjective that refers to the ability of perceiving and understanding events before they even unfold. This is certainly not a common word that you hear every day, <u>it's something extra</u>. So if we're talking about language using a cake as a metaphor, a rare word like "prescient" would liken to an extra ingredient that you add on top, such as frosting on a cake.
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The correct answer is:
B. A species of wasp that eats caterpillars is killed off.
Explanation:
Top of the Food Chain by T.C. Boyle is a story about human mistakes, written in a satirical tone to excuse the mistakes made.
Top of the Food Chain contains a series of events that happened after spraying an unsafe chemical called DDT to get rid of mosquitoes in Borneo. After the spray got rid of the mosquitoes it also killed a wasp that used to get rid off the caterpillars, the excess of caterpillars then caused the roofs to collapse, and they replaced it with tin. Then they ended with the flies, and the geckos ate them so they died and the cats ate the geckos, and got infected, and the people in the town were devastated because the cats were their pets, with the cats gone the rats went out of control and they flew cats from Australia to control the rat population and to keep the people happy.
I don’t think so because there isn’t any evidence of the answer