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One example of figurative language in the book "Hatchet" is personification when Brian describes the sound of the wind as "screaming" through the trees. Another example is the use of simile when Brian compares his hunger to a "bite gnawing at his stomach."

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== == detach,exulted,impaired,corrosive,devestating,infuriating,recity,refracts,sarcasm,stablize

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Telegraphed

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Virtical

Hefted

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Five unfamiliar words from hatchet are wuffling, bluff, fuselage, incessant, and welted. I'm not sure if I helped but I know for sure that these words belong to hatchet!

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Make a shelter Defend him self and mostly Protection from animal because it is dangerous in the wilderness

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4 which chapter?

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Oblivious, Remnant, Dormant, Comprise

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