11) Which paragraph best summarizes this passage? When the narrator's father was talking to his friend Miguel, he discovered tha
t the traveling carnival that the narrator and her father had both seen with their Eliminate own eyes had vanished without a trace and no one could explain why. The narrator's town is small, undistinguished, and boring. Yet one summer the narrator decided to go visit a traveling carnival visiting her town. The carnival was filled with exciting acts like trapeze the formance. artists and ferocious animals. The narrator had a great time at the traveling carnival. A traveling carnival came to the narrator's town. Many of the townspeople went to the amazing traveling carnival. They gazed toward the top of the tent at a courageous trapeze artist who C) perilously above them. The narrator watched all the amazing performances until the carnival characters took their bows and ended their performance. Afterward, the townspeople walked wearily, but jubilantly, home. bunMs Two summers ago the narrator of the story was bored and decided to go to a traveling carnival that had recently arrived in town. The narrator's trip to the carnival was amazing and entertaining, but the next morning, she learned that the traveling carnival town. had disappeared and that no one had even heard of this carnival before. Even two years later, no one has warm I can't wait explained the mystery of the disappearing carnival.
Literal language means exactly what it says, while figurative language uses similes, metaphors, hyperbole, and personification to describe something often through comparison with something different. See the examples below.
