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ryzh [129]
3 years ago
10

When the gates to the fair opened, a stampede of children and their parents rushed in. People were happily running everywhere. T

hey tripped over each other as they formed lines for their favorite rides and foods. They cheered each other on while waiting for their turn to play games and win prizes. Nobody minded the crowds. They were too busy having fun!
Which response best explains the meaning of the metaphor in the paragraph?


It describes the crowd of people as similar to a herd of cattle.

It describes the way parents lead the way for their children.

It shows how children and parents can act like animals.

It explains how much the crowd of people is out of control.
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1 answer:
Nimfa-mama [501]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

It explains how much the crowd of people is out of control.

Explanation:

It never mentions animals once so it wouldn't be 1 or 4. It doesn't say parents lead the way in fact it said both stampeded in.

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