What are three examples of figurative language in the book flush?

Answer 1

I know two

1."The rain drumming off the roof"

Personification

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2."Bald like a Bowling ball"

Simile

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Answer 2

well um... i don't know....

Answer 3

Oh, what a wonderful question! In "Flush" by Carl Hiaasen, you'll find some lovely examples of figurative language, such as similes comparing things using "like" or "as," metaphors that describe one thing as if it were another, and personification where objects or animals are given human qualities. Just like painting a happy little tree, these literary devices add depth and color to the story, making it a joy to read.

Answer 4

1. "He was as green as a Mexico bus." This simile compares a person's skin color to the bright green color of a Mexico bus, emphasizing the intensity of their nausea.
2. "The money was like a fever; it was fine and it was persistent, but it was finally gone." This metaphor compares the allure and impact of money to a fever, highlighting its consuming nature.
3. "The truth was a river, ever changing." This metaphor compares the concept of truth to a river, emphasizing its fluid and constantly evolving nature.

Answer 5

he theme is determination. it is this because the kids never stopped and they figured out the coral queen mystery.

Answer 6

dont be lazy, find it your self. it is within your mind

Answer 7

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