Answer 8: Simile
Simile is an expression including the words ""like"ör "äs"to compare one thing with another.
The parallel between the fish and Waverly uses the word ""like"",so it is a simile.
Much <u><em>LIKE</em></u><em> </em>the fish was unable to escape its fate,
Waverly feels trapped by her controlling mother.
Answer:
enthusiasm, pursuits, apparently
Explanation:
The answer for the first blank is enthusiasm.
The answer for the second blank is pursuits.
The answer for the third blank is apparently.
Answer:
Explanation:
They are very hard to paraphrase. They stand pretty well on their own.
One: This left her alone.
Two: It was overdue.
Three: You had better leave us.
Four: None were captured.
To sound natural, you should write as if you were engaged in a <u>conversation</u> with the reader.
okay so i was just doing some research on it, so Maya saw Mrs. Flowers as a role model. She wanted to be like Mrs. Flowers when she got older. Maya stated that Mrs. Flowers was a " Life Line". After Maya's "incindent with her boyfriend" she was, closing herself off from the world, didnt want to talk, was depressed, etc. Mrs. Flowers was there, she would sit with her and force her to talk, and they read poetry together. If it wasnt for Mrs. Flowers Maya could have gone down a long sorrow filled road, being alone. They become best firends.
