1. a simile
2. It means they are down in the cabins of their ship, huddling together like sheep in a flock do, for warmth
Answer:
The relationship between Candy and his dog is extremely similar to that of George and Lennie. Candy's dog is a constant companion, as George and Lennie are for each other. Both the dog and Lennie are helpless and look to their counterpart for care and guidance. Candy and George are both attached to their companions, despite the difficulties involved in caring for them. The dog's death foreshadows the death of Lennie and George's need to carry it out personally.
Answer:
Withered
Explanation:
Wither is a verb. It means for something to decompose or wear away. Withered is the past tense for the verb. Hope this helped!
Plant and week are nouns.
Any book that has a lot of fancy vocabulary
This question is wrong, because there are in fact four abstract nouns in
this sentence, two of which can be found among your options. An
abstract noun is something that you cannot touch, because it doesn't
have a form - those are words such as love, hatred, happiness, etc. So,
here, among these examples, abstract nouns are both A. justice, and D.
pursuit. However, if you only have to choose one, I'd go with A.
justice, because I believe that is what your teacher wants you to pick.
B. is a verb, and C. is a proper noun, not an abstract one.