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Which figurative language is this- ...a thin layer of ash covered everything like snow...
simile
Which figurative language is this- ...Morris roaring angrily at their escape.
personification
Which figurative language is this- Akira’s stomach tied itself up in knots.
idiom
Match figurative phrase to it's meaning: (seeing the bigger picture)
thinking about how your actions can affect the overall success rather than focusing on minor details
Match figurative phrase to it's meaning: (get on board)
accept and participate with an idea
Match figurative phrase to it's meaning: (what happens in the Arctic stays in the Arctic)
any scandalous activities that happen when one travels in a group are not to be discussed with other people afterwards
True or False: While Natalie rides the boat between buildings, she sees a poisonous five foot long cottonmouth.
True
True or False: Natalie falls into a rooftop swimming pool.
True
True or False: Natalie encounters a dangerous manatee.
False
True or False: The door comes off its hinges when Natalie tries to go inside the pool shed.
True
Which type of figurative phrase is this? How could she put the broken pieces of her world back together again?
hyperbole
What kind of figurative language: “The smoke really did a number on them.”
Personification
