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  • Simile Identification: What does the simile “excitement buzzing in her chest like a hive of bees” tell you about how Maria is feeling?
    She is very excited and full of energy.
    She is calm and relaxed.
    She is nervous and anxious.
  • Idioms in Context: The farmer says, “These are the cream of the crop.” What does this idiom mean?
    The apples are spoiled and unusable.
    The apples are very expensive.
    The apples are the best ones available.
  • Metaphor Interpretation: In the sentence “A loaf of bread that smelled like home,” what is the author trying to say about the bread?
    The bread reminds Maria of warmth and comfort.
    The bread is stale and unappetizing.
    The bread smells like flowers.
  • Metaphor Understanding: In the line “His voice as warm as the sun on her face,” what does the metaphor suggest about Maria’s father?
    He is tired and quiet.
    He is kind and comforting.
    He speaks loudly and strongly
  • Simile Analysis: What does the simile “shiny and red like little rubies” suggest about the apples?
    They are small and dull.
    They are bright, colorful, and valuable-looking.
    They are sour and not ready to eat.
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