Her dog was as white as a lily.
On the balance beam, the gymnast was as steady as time.
The cake was as hot as an oven.
The little boy was as blind as a bat.
Her face was as red as a rose.
The beggar was as poor as Lazarus.
During the test, Lisa was as uncertain as the weather.
Those feet were as cold as a frog!
The thief was as sly as a fox.
The deer was as live as a bird.
Barney is as sharp as an owl when it comes to finding things!
The escaped prisoner was as free as air!
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Isabel is allowed to tell the other girls about the doll's house first because she is the eldest. She says that her sisters can join in after but that she is to tell the news first. Isabel is a bossy girl and she thinks that she is always right. She also says that her mother allowed her to choose who is going to see the house first. The younger sisters, Lottie and Kezia, know the power of being the eldest daughter so they do not complain.
The author develops the idea that humanity’s early fire-starting tools may have been dangerous because, using a stick in lava could’ve melted the stick and not lit a fire. Which is very harmful/dangerous. As with lightning that would be very dangerous because of the fact that lightning could hit you and you would most likely get electrocuted. Chemicals weren’t a good option either considering chemicals are bad to breathe in and sandpaper would’ve taken a while to wear out to light the match.
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In The Outsiders, sunrise and sunset are symbols of unity and connection. For example, when Ponyboy connects with Cherry at the movies on the topic of sunsets, he begins to realize that all humans are linked through the natural world.
Finally, the book ends using the exact words that it began with. This is a symbol of the journey that Ponyboy has been on. It shows that he was able to work through all of the destruction that occurred throughout the story. It provides symmetry in the novel as well.
