Burris Ewell is the son Bob Ewell and, like the rest of his family, is somewhat lacking in the finer points of personal hygiene. He is first introduced to the reader in Chapter Three, when his and Scout's teacher, Miss Caroline, suggests he go home and clean up.
<span>The tiny, creaky cabin had broken windows and smelled of wet earth.
</span><span>The same question exists that has the following choices.
</span>A. Simile
<span>B. Metaphor </span>
<span>C. Parallel speech </span>
<span>D. Sensory language </span>
<span>E Rhetorical question </span>
<span>F Personal anecdote
</span><span>
The correct answer is letter D. Sensory Language.</span>
The boy/girl is as fat as a pig.
