a figurative comparison of two unlike things that uses "like" or "as"

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a figurative comparison between two unlike people, objects, or things in which the one thing is said to be the other

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a narrator's position in relation to the story they are telling

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the ways in which an author reveals the personality of a character

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to slow or prevent progress or action

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to stare at someone or something with strong interest

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relaxed, quiet, calm; near synonym to "tranquil"

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repeated clanging sounds

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in a gentle, mild, harmless way

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a state of noisy confusion

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calm, peaceful, quiet; near synonym to "sedate"

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(to break) into many parts

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Before you claim that the main character is dishonest, you must cite ______ ______ that shows that she is.

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Shakespeare's sonnets are full of _____ ______ that help the reader to see and hear what the speaker sees and hears.

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My father is like a big brown bear is a (a)   I like to use to describe my dad.

The politician used a (a)   to speak about a difficult time for Americans when she said, "We will weather this difficult storm together."

The _____ __ _____ of a piece of literature can be 1st person, 3rd person omniscient, 3rd person limited, or 3rd person objective.

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Margaret's choice to betray her friends was an interesting part of her _____ _____ as I didn't see any sign of her disloyality before that.

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The senator believes that burdensome government regulations (a)   business growth.

I saw the child (a)   the dessert tray long before his family ordered dinner.

Because we walked through the woods at such a (a)   pace, we could hear every bird.

The (a)   of spoons against pans told me that my two-year-old cousin was in the kitchen.

The queen spoke to her subjects (a)   , immediately putting them at ease.

The cafeteria was in such (a)   that the principal could not settle everyone down.

The (a)   lake and surrounding nature were so peaceful that I couldn't help feeling a sense of quiet sedation as I sat there thinking about the meaning of life.

The buildings were torn (a)   when the earthquake struck.

an invented narrative that is set in the past and where the author illuminates (spotlights) the manners, social conditions, and cultural details of that time in place is know as: _____ _____.

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an original piece of artistic work upon which another artistic work is based is known as: _____ _____.

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words or phrases from a passage that support a conclusion or reference

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