Figurative Language in a Fiction Text Answers

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Use the drop-down menus to identify what two things are being compared in the simile.

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is being compared to .:A gust of air
is being compared to .:baby’s breath
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Use the drop-down menus to identify what two things are being compared in the simile.

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is being compared to .:A gust of air
is being compared to .:baby’s breath
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✔ baby’s breathsomething drya gentle baby

A
✔ baby’s breath
B
something dry
C
a gentle baby
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✔ metaphorsimile

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✔ metaphor
B
simile
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Which sentence from the passage uses a metaphor?

A
“Dr. McLaney and Dr. McLaney had a laboratory in the house that was a treasure chest of wonders.”
B
“They worked in this laboratory all day, every day, making more miraculous inventions.”
C
“They made a lot of things that people urgently needed.”
D
“These they sold or donated to hospitals.”

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