Chapter 21

Identify the type of figurative language found in these passages.

 

1.       The first paragraph of Chapter 21 ___________________________________________

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2.     “Esa, your brother was here yesterday.” Miri froze at a noise, but it was just

    the wind whooping nd plunging in the chimney.  ____________________________________

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3.     “Though he was sitting, his whole body was tight, a rope pulled as taut as iron.

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4.      “One slouched low to the floor, his eyes covered by a cap, his breathing like

     the creak of a door opened slowly.” ____________________________________________

5.     “The linder floorstones felt slick beneath her in the darkness, as though she

      skated on ice.” __________________________________________________________

 

6.     “I want a plan to keep these girls locked up and out of my hair until this

      snowstorm stops.” ________________________________________________________

 

7.     “They thought they could steam, burn, and be gone before the sun saw their

      deeds.” ________________________________________________________________

 

8.      “The bandits came nearer and nearer, and the mountain groaned in the night.”

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9.     “They’re just trying to get under your skin,” said Dan.” ______________________________

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10.  “Lovely bedtime story, and like all beddie-byes, as true as snow in summer.”

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                                                                                        © Ellen Gabor, 2007

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