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This battle means between Pesticides and animals.

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“Sickness swept the family” meaning that a sickness of some sort came to the family FAST

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I think she was meaning like she was a having to go through a lot of arguing with the government.

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There are both between two things.

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I think it means that was it worth it to tell people the truth.

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I think battle in that sentence means a fight.

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Like picking her up like this.

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I think they similar because they both involve fighting because some people fight with words/arguing and some are fighting.

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To carry her like carrying a stack of books.

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It means that she was fighting the government with the truth.

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It means she’s stiff and not moving like a stack of books this shows us how {I don’t know his name so I’m calling him bob} Bob picks her up like she’s a stack of books.

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It went through the family quickly, like a BROOM. Brooms are quick, not slow. When you sweep.

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I think it helps me think that the sickness came in like a storm really fast and got all the family sick.

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It means a fight in her life not like a war

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The word Battle in this sentence means that Rachel didn’t really want to have a battle that she would have to go through.

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I think it means that she was having a lot of trouble

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I believe they are farmiler because they both involved fighting, violence and not good things.

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Bob picked Rachel up like carrying some books or carrying her to move her somewhere.

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The word Battle on page 11 is similar to the one on page 56 because they both describe the stuff that was been going on.

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This helps me visualize that the whole family got sick and it took a while to get rid of.

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It is related because they both are fighting someone else

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It means it when through the family quickly, like a broom. And brooms are quick, when you sweep.

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I think it they are similar because you can still fight when your talking

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The Simile on page 51 helps me see that he was holding her like this.

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1. To go Through the struggle
2. A fight or a war
3.It helps me see him picking her up by the waste
4.This helps me see how they went through or to go in.

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The battle was a fight against pesticides that was also against the government.

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The Battle means that will she fire for the truth

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I think battle in this sentence means she’s in an argument with the court, the government, and the companies who made the pest sprays. I think this because she found 14 dead birds in her backyard.

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It means that its not an actual battle, but a struggle that Rachel has to face

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They both stand for a fite that will be fot

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2. This relates because they both are kinda a war in a way. 3. He piked her like she was very light.
4. That the sickness came though fast and hard.

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The way the word battle is used similarly in page 56 and 11 is that they were both over something but one was a war, and one was an argument between Rachel and the government.

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It relates to each other by they both are not easy to do

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1.I think that the word battle mean the after effects or consequences of what her actions would face
2.The words battle are used similarly because they both mean bad things of like battles for their opinion.
3.The simile like a pack of books helps me visualize the way he lifTed Rachel up “like a stack of books
4.It means the sickness quickly ran through the family by quickly giving them sicknesses really fast.

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He picked her up as if you were gonna pick up an actual stack of books.

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It whent through the family

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It just took over everyone fast with sickness

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Good job! Everybody

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The author said the word swept as in a disease went through the family very quickly. Kinda like a broom.

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I think it means that she was battling a sick niss or battling the government 

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I think it means that she was battling a sick niss or battling the government 

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I think it means she is battling a sickness

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To carry her books in a stack

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I think the weird battle is used to show that she was going to struggle and have a hard time doing what she wants but she with push through it

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It swept through the fam fast like a broom

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Battle used in this way means an argument

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Holding her like this

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It means that the sickness came in fast.

She wins a silver bage.

By the truth of the battle.

Bob would pick her up like a stack of books.

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What it means to battle is arguing or facing challenges/problems.

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The sickness spread fast through out her family

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It used to show that there will be an argument

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It when’t it through the family and quickly

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She new she was going to half to go big to accomplish her goal and get what she wants

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From the bottom up

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I think it means to fight

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It helps visualize that he grabbed her by the feet

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The similarities between the two bottles are they are both struggling

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It helps me visualize that the whole family got sick at the same time.

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Fighting or arguing with a person

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I think that it means that she was going to have to argue and fight (not literally) for the right thing to happen.

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I think that it relates by saying that there was a battle on both but they mean different things. They both behave something worth fighting for and to make something that was once wrong right.

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The simile means that he picked he up from bottom to top and he was holding her from her legs and carrying her like with stiff arms/legs.

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I think the word swept helps me understand the meaning is because it means like went through the family or hit everyone in shock.