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At the end of this selection the author mentions flowers, birds and gophers. The author’s purpose in doing this is to
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Which of the examples below contains the figure of speech called a simile?
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Sometimes an author makes something happen differently from what the readers expect. In literature this is called irony. Where in the story of Tasaku do you see irony?
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The main character in the story is
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Which choice below is true about the plot in this story?
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The place where a story happens is called the setting. What is the setting for this story?
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The phrase “as acidic as lemon juice” is an example of
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The author begins this passage with a quotation. The effect of this is to
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Given that this is an article about soda pop bubbles, why would the author tell the story about the men drinking champagne in the tunnel under the Thames River?
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The author says that “the wine popped in their stomachs, distended their vests, and all but frothed from their ears.” This description is an example of
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