The following question asks about one or more selections from your textbook Literature. You may use your textbook to answer this question. Both “The Road Not Taken” and “O Captain! My Captain!” are analogies. Write a paragraph comparing the authors’ use of analogy. What is analogy? How does Frost use analogy in his poem? How does Whitman use analogy in his poem? Why has each of these analogy poems become so famous?
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2.Figurative language is when you use a word outside of it's normal meaning. Concrete Mixers uses figurative language to describe the way the truck mixes concrete. They are compared to "big gray elephants" because to the similarity of the "tubes that look like trunks", going down and emptying the load and then going up when not in use. The drivers of the concrete mixers "perch on their back like mahouts". Mahouts are elephant riders, trainers and elephant zoo-keepers. "the drivers are washing the elephant mixers, like elephant tenders, they hose them down.
3.My reading selection is called "Weedflower by Cynthia Kadohata". The impact it had on me was that it made me feel sympathetic for the innocent Japanese Americans that were "thrown into ancient military bunks without any explanation". Yes, i would recommend this book to a friend because it is a great example of historical fiction. I think that it's great because Kadohata wrote about "an elegant humble...." character who "adapted to changes outside of her control". Evidence from the text is in "...".
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i don't understand what they are asking me, can u help
this site was suggested to me by a friend, i am not good at grammer, but i do have nice ideas
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How did both poems get famous?
look yall need to learn respect and number one the writter answer should be on your on but some peeps did help but i do understand you cant cheat on everthing that not going to get you no where all your doing is getting someone else anwers is not even your work
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oooh, ok thx ms.sue, i heard you were awesome, same with you writeteacher, you had the right to accuses me of cheating sense there are a lot of cheaters around here, but i am not one of them. thank you again i say.
You're very welcome. If you get stuck again, please post your questions.
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im so sorry for cursing guys :)
Let's start with one of the questions. What is an analogy?
http://literarydevices.net/analogy/
You need to compare the uses of analogy that Whitman and Frost made in those poems. What are they comparing?
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In the instructions, you are asked to compare. When you're working on a writing assignment, "compare" means to tell how two things are similar (while "contrast" means to tell how they are different).
Your instructions also say to write a paragraph, not a full essay, which is good since comparing (telling similarities) usually involves writing fewer sentences.
Once you are clear on the meaning of "analogy," as Ms. Sue asked, a large part of your paragraph should be easy to write. Just remember to address all three questions in your assignment.