Figurative Language in a Fiction Text Answers

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Which steps should be taken to interpret the metaphor in the excerpt? Check all that apply.

A
consider whether Isaac’s descriptions are accurate
B
think about what one already knows about wildflowers
C
try to gain a picture of the metaphor in one’s mind
D
look back for other details that describe the meadow
E
apply what is already known about wildflowers to interpret the metaphor
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Read the excerpt from "Isaac and Casey."The farm was not large, but it contained a meadow, a stream, a small forest, and a fairly high hill. In the spring, the meadow was a carpet of wildflowers. Isaac and Casey ran through it like wild horses.

A
by thinking about how colorful wildflowers are
B
by thinking about what a carpet looks like and does
C
by thinking about the way in which horses run
D
by thinking about why Isaac and Casey are running
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Read the excerpt from "Isaac and Casey."It would also make the lights in the room a little brighter. Isaac’s life was as smooth as silk and as easy as falling off a log. To his friends, the house was an amusement park because of all the neat inventions. To Isaac, it was completely normal.

A
It would also make the lights in the room a little brighter.
B
Isaac’s life was as smooth as silk and as easy as falling off a log.
C
To his friends, the house was an amusement park because of all the neat inventions.
D
To Isaac, it was completely normal.
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Read the excerpt from "Isaac and Casey." One day in June, Isaac and Casey were walking through the forest. Bright spears of sunlight pierced the trees. Birds sang above them and chattered like school children.

A
Trees were dying because of the sun’s rays.
B
Little patches of sunlight were barely visible.
C
The trees made it difficult to see the sunlight.
D
Bright sunlight was streaming into the forest.
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A
strong wind
B
gentle baby
C
baby’s breath
D
small machine
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Read the sentence from "Isaac and Casey."Birds sang above them and chattered like school children.

A
simile because it is a direct comparison of two unlike things.
B
simile because it compares two unlike things using “like” or “as.”
C
metaphor because it is a direct comparison of two unlike things.
D
metaphor because it compares two unlike things using “like” or “as.”

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