Answer:
A group of non-gamers
Explanation:
Jane McGonigal wrote a book called “Reality Is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World” in which she brings counterarguments as she explains that gaming is an intricate part of human existence and that it helps to fulfil some human needs, not just in present times but also in ancient times.
She observes that her opponents would be the nongamers who believe that gaming is a waste of time.
Answer:
The story is seen from a different point of view and the reader knows more than the characters of the story
Answer: " gaping and crunching like a mountain lion "
" When the young Dawn with finger tips of a rose, lit up the world "
" it's cackling roots blazed and hissed "
Explanation:
A simile is simply a figure of speech, so for example, " it's cackling roots blazed and hissed ", while it's refering to a fire, it's comparing it to an angry snake, " hissing ", or when when Cyclops ate the humans ( how could he tsk tsk ) it compared him to a mountian lion, tho we know he wasn't.
