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Metaphors and Similes [:
Metaphor Example:
Her eyes were the ocean's crashing waves that rolled against his heart.
Compares: A girls eyes To: Ocean Waves
Simile Example:
Her eyes were as blue as the oceans crashing waves and they flooded
through his mind.
Compares: A girls eyes To: Ocean Waves
The difference between a simile and a metaphor?
A simile MUST use either word "Like" or the word "As"
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In the story of In the name of the father compare and contrast the characteristics of the father and the mother?
in the story of In the name of the father compare and contrast the characteristics of the father and the mother?
Compare and contrast eimaeus and telemachus?
Eimaeus contrast is the middle of writing. Telemachus is the end of a story.
What does a sharp contrast mean?
hat is a sharp contrast
What does an autobioghaphy mean?
An autobiography is a life story written by the subject of the work; in other words, someone writing his/her own life story.In contrast, a biography is a person's life story written by someone else.
What does contrst mean?
what does contrast mean
When you compare and contrast story elements you analyze them?
side by side
What does in contrast mean?
In addition
Analyzing story elements side by side means?
compare and contrast them
Whom does the foil usually highlight by contrast in a story?
A foil in a story usually highlights the contrasting traits or characteristics of the main character. This contrast helps to emphasize the strengths or weaknesses of the main character by comparison.
What does compare and contrast means?
compare and contrast mean the equalities and differences between what you are comparing and contrasting.
What does A sharp mean?
hat is a sharp contrast
What is the meaning of efferent question?
An efferent question ask about factual data. In contrast, an aesthetic question asks about personal experience or personal relation to the story. Efferent types of questions: What was the main idea? What did the author mean by...? What was the order of events? How did the author make the story believable? Aesthetic types of questions: What do you think about the story? What was your favorite part of the story? What would you change in the story? What else do you think might happen in the story?
