Simile and imagery
Hughes is using simile in this poem to compare what happens when you put off dreams. He compares deferred dreams to things with very strong sensory imagery like drying up "like a raisin in the sun" or stinking "like rotten meat". These details help the reader understand the heavy impact of what will happen if you put your dreams on hold.
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Metaphors are comparing something to another item. An example would be, "He has a heart of gold." This doesn't mean that he literally has a heart of gold, but simply that it is pure as gold.
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Answer: 1. where do pirinhas live?
2. when do you finish school?
3. how often do you eat in restraunt?
4. why does your sister swim everyday?
5. what do you usally have for breakfast?
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Answer: C <em>Don't read text aloud word for word</em>
