Some possible words to complete these similes are angel, fish, snake, donkey, pig, bull, roses, and swan.
<h3>What is a simile?</h3>
This refers to a rhetoric figure in which two elements are compared to convey or emphasize an idea.
<h3>How to write a simile?</h3>
In a simile, two elements are compared by using the words "like" or "as". For example "she is as pale as the snow".
Based on this, the complete similes can be:
- She sounds like an angel (she has a very melodic voice).
- The dinner tasted like fish (it had a very strange flavor).
- The road was as curvy as a snake.
- The little boy was as stubborn as a donkey.
- The girl screamed like a pig.
- The tractor was as strong as a bull.
- The trailer smelled like roses.
- She is as cute as a swan.
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Answer:
Windigo' by Louise Erdrich is a dark and mysterious poem the describes the abduction of a child by a menacing man/dog creature, the windigo. ... It is made even more so by the windigo's determination to abduct a young child from his home. The creature accomplishes this ad drags the child off into the woods.
"overriding idea" meaning the over all idea, helps with answer.
A.
setting - couldn't be the setting. We're looking for an overall idea of a
fiction story not the background or "theme" , it's the journey through
out the story , its ups and downs.
B.conflict- in stories a conflict has a solution , and a story may have various conflicts. it couldn't be the over all idea.
C.Plot- its the plot because, the plot is whats happening in the story, from conflicts to solutions. The overriding idea.
D.Theme- like I said it's not the theme nor setting.
Answer: C