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.
In general, analysis answers "Was what the writer said worthwhile?" since analysis in literature deals with viewing the piece in a much larger context--to see how it relates to other pieces and the rest of the body of work.
Jack wants to enforce them with violence. He likes that sort of thing. The rules, of course, do not apply to him.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
It is false because ''I could do with a cup of tea.'' is the formal way of saying "I need some tea." So it is meant to be the other way around.
