Personification
"<em>it must have run there when it was a young house, playing at hide-and-seek with other houses</em>" - Charles Dickens - A Christmas Carol
HYPERBOLE
<em>"Napoleon is always right" </em>- George Orwell - Animal farm
METAPHOR
<em>"The city reeked of crime" </em>- Dickens - Christmas Carol
SIMILE
<em>"As dead as a doornail" - </em>Dickens - Christmas carol
Answer:
Write something pertaining to a memory that made you feel a thousand and one emotions. So, something like this:
Explanation:
It had been a late summer day and my family and I were to be on the lake, however, there was a tornado; the tornado was bad enough to tear up trees, move trampolines, ETC.
I was terrified for my aunt and her family who lived by the area the tornado hit. I called her and she didn't respond, in fear the tornado had gotten to the house, I texted her over and over, but to little avail, she didn't respond. Hours had passed until the tornado eventually let up and finally, she called. She said that it took out the power and she didn't have phone service at the time. I was relieved she was okay and my family went to visit her right after, all so happy nobody got hurt.
Answer:
B) Fright
Explanation:
If the hairs on his arm 'stood up' then he's emphasizing that he might have gotten a shiver. If you feel excitement, you won't feel a shiver. If you're trying to say 'pain', then you could feel pain. If you were surprised, then you might feel excitement or shocked, which wouldn't cause you to say 'my hairs on my arms stood up'. Therefore, the option left is b) fright. If you feel frightened, then you might feel like something like that happened.
Answer A
It might be wrong
Eco
Answer:
Grandma said that Roger did not hit back because he had respect. How does Roger show his respect for Junior the day after he was punched? He shows respect by commenting on Juniors ride to school by saying that it was cool.
Explanation:
Junior asks his grandmother for advice. The ever-wise Grandma (fig 9.1) tells Junior that Roger not fighting back probably means he respects Junior. Junior thinks she's plain crazy.
