Answer:
a simile in " The Chase" by annie Dillard from pages 100- 103:
"He must have been as breathless as we were".
Explanation:
"He must have been as breathless as we were" is an example of a simile that is found in "The Chase" around 100-103.
A simile is a figure of speech which compares two things or situations using "as" or "like". The above answer compares the state of the children with the chaser.
"The Chase" is a story about some children who smashed snowballs on the windshield of a Buick. The owner of the Buick chased the children till he caught them.
A compound noun is a noun that consists of two or more words combined.
rowboat is a compound noun
row + boat = rowboat
Although it was my first day in 8th grade, Mom and Dad decided it was more important to take my brother infantile Irving to school before I complain they chastised me for getting upset.
The author uses mostly facts mixed with some opinions to support claims.
