Both main characters in the stories, Seventh Grade and Stargirl behave in ways intended to impress the popular student.
In his short tale "Seventh Grade," Gary Soto describes how seventh-grader Victor tries to win over and be friendly with Teresa, a girl he likes. He admitted that Teresa was going to be his girl this year and that all of his actions, including enrolling in French class, were done to win her over. Similarly, Leo Borlock, a lovestruck character in Jerry Spinelli's "Stargirl Caraway," also aspires to impress Stargirl, a well-known student at their Mica High School. He was obsessed with her and would stop at nothing to obtain her attention.
In both stories, Seventh Grade and Stargirl, the fictional Victor and Leo worked their hardest to amuse, impress, and get to know and like the girls they liked. Additionally, they are unsure of where they stand, which is another problem.
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Character vs self.
In the passage Millicent has just gone through one of the initiation tasks. The passage describes her as coming out of a basement room that was in complete darkness. The only light she sees is when she is let out of the room. Since this is an initiation and not mandatory imprisonment, Millicent has the ability to leave the darkened room so she is not going up against any external forces like other characters, nature, or society. She must battle the dark solitary confinement on her own. This is an internal character vs self conflict.
A Simile is a sentence used with like or as so your answer would be B.
A typical ration for a 1000 lb horse might consist of free access to top quality hay, preferably a straight grass or grass/alfalfa mix or pasture, plus 2 to 8 lbs of a feed designed for old horses, plus free choice water and salt. Avoid straight alfalfa.
