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Point of view in the passage?

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Rachel's

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Rustling in the bushes heard by Rachel and the children is caused by:

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an ox

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Simile in the sentence suggests the light of the campfires represents:

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comfort and home

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Best evidence of first person POV:

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Mother tried to keep me back, but I wanted to see them as best I could.

Front

Meaning of 'You could have heard a pin drop!'

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It was completely silent.

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Figurative language in: 'startled by our abrupt appearance, she screamed as if we were ghosts or Indians.'

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simile

Front

After an Indian is friendly to the children, they are...

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required to stay close to the wagon train.

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Effect of rain on the trail according to Rachel:

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The trail becomes less dusty but very muddy.

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The sight of a buffalo stampede makes Rachel

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wish she could run after them.

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If written from Mother's perspective, the narrator would show concern about:

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the safety of everyone in the family