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Which line from the poem "Josh Bell" (pages 4-5) contains an allusion?



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My hair is long, my height's tall.
My hair is long, my height's tall.

But tricks are for kids, I reply.
But tricks are for kids, I reply.

See, when I play ball, I'm on fire.
See, when I play ball, I'm on fire.

When I shoot, I inspire.

1: but tricks are for kids, i reply

2:''to slash a strand
3: ''a bad fight'' and ever since
4: separates from
5: i hug fourteen people, which is like drowning
6: happy is a huge river right now and I've forgotten how to swim
7: onomatopoeia and repetition
8: alliteration

I got a 100% on this if you got a 100 on this like up. 9 and 10 I would tell you, but I did enough.

The line "See, when I play ball, I'm on fire." contains an allusion.

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2. Use the following lines from the poem "Cut" (pages 38-39) to answer the question: Which context clues might best help a reader understand what the word "calamity" means?



He opens the scissors / grabs my hair / to slash a strand.

I don't hear / my golden lock / hit the floor,

but I do hear / the sound / of calamity

when Vondie hollers / OH, SNAP

The context clues that might best help a reader understand what the word "calamity" means are "the sound" and "when Vondie hollers / OH, SNAP". The word "calamity" is used to describe the sound that Vondie makes, suggesting that it is a loud, unexpected, and possibly negative sound.

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