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3. What is the quotation an example of?

4. How is this quotation significant?

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1.  Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.

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3. What is the quotation an example of?

4. How is this quotation significant?

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3. What is the quotation an example of?

4. How is this quotation significant?

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5. How is this quotation significant?

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1.   Google the cover of your novel or book and post.

2. Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.

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4. What is being compared in the metaphor?

5. How is this quotation significant?

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1.   Google the cover of your novel or book and post.

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5. How is this quotation significant?

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1.  Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.

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"'You also have to be careful to not make others feel small and insignificant, right?' I said. 'You don't want to become what you hate'" (page 86).  

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"'You also have to be careful to not make others feel small and insignificant, right?' I said. 'You don't want to become what you hate'" (page 86).  

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While in a jeep with the top down, Nanette is telling her boyfriend Alex that he should not be so smug and belittle people because they might not be as smart as him.  This is an example of foreshadowing because Alex has shown himself to be reckless.  He is a writer of poetry and he is as loose with words as he is with actions.  Nanette is foreshadowing that his strong opinions might get him into trouble.

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" I can't talk. I can't walk. I can't feed myself or take myself to the bathroom. Big bummer." (page 3).

The person who is saying the quote is 11-year-old Melody. She is a girl who has a physical disability that can't let her do all the things she just said. This quote describes the conflict of the book because Melody has this thing in her head that lets her memorize every single detail in her life. But because she can't talk she can't express herself and tell no one. This disability makes her very lonely since she can't do anything, she can't tell no one to stop looking at her, to replay that song she likes.

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"I have say you certainly made that a lot harder than it had to be". Irony Page"140"

Hagan is saying it at a van that they toke Karman to exit, but before that he didn't know they were going to take him out. So, he try to run away but they are doing it for him and that why it is Irony. It is significant to the book because that is how he find he brother and saves peoples lives from the terrorist.

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"I was in the car with my dad' Allie said aloud, forcing a scrap of memory to her lips." Page 43

In this quotation, Allie is speaking to Lief and Nick trying to regain their memory of the car accident. Allie says this to both Lief and Nick after they wake up in a mysterious forest at the bottom of a cliff, but Nick can't seem to remember anything. This is quotation is an example of point of view because this quotation helps the reader see that the novel is written in the third person since in the novel the characters are narrated instead of being seen through the first-person point of view.

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" This is why I wrote this book. I want people to know what it feels like to nearly give on yourself and why you might to do it." ( page 2).

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The quotation is being said by the author of the book J.D Vance. He is speaking to the readers of the book on is life experience on how he almost gave up, why he was giving up and trying to live a better life somewhere else with his family. This quote is significant because he tells his story of trying to escape dreadful poverty but also explaining the hardships of his life growing up poor and having parents that weren't really great.

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“The big kids on the street told me so and she eats toadsand cats spells and flies to witch meetings on her broomstick every midnight .  .” Page 120

When Karen , Andrew  and Mary when to play out side Karen told Mary about their neighbor  Mrs. Porter . That’s where Mrs.Porter lives and she’s  an honest and truly witch . Her witch name is morbidda destiny . The big kids on the street told me so,and she eats toads and casts spells and flies to witch meetings on her broomstick every midnight . One day when Boo-boo was nice and skinny. He went into Mrs.Porter garden and dug up some of her flowers . Mrs.porter came out and yelled at him and the next he started to get fat . “ “The big kids on the street told me so and she eats toadsand cats spells and flies to witch meetings on her broomstick every midnight  .” I think that’s hyperbole because the big kids are lying Mrs.Porter is not a witch and she didn’t made the cat fat the cat just been eating a lot and he got fat . The quotation is significant because the big kids are saying lies about Mrs.Porter .

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"This is Sissy. I just met her but, she wants to be friends." (page 38.)

The person who is speaking is Emma who is speaking is 4 years old. Emma is Ali's cousin. Ali, Emma, and Emma's mom, Dulcie, had gone to an old lake that their moms used to hang out at when they were little. When Ali was waiting for Emma to get back to her, she saw Emma with a little girl maybe her age or older beside her which is Sissy. The quotation is an example of conflict because further in the book Sissy causes a little bit of trouble and says things that lead to Ali finding answers to the questions she's had at the beginning of the book.

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In the first paragraph, she says that she would ¨̈Drown in a pit of humiliation, insecurity, and despair¨ because she would be embarrassed by kissing Galen, her friend, we also saw the same thing at the beginning of the book when she was looking at the French magazine.

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2. “And I know now that all the time I was trying to get out of the dust, the fact is, what I am, I am because of the dust”. (Page 222)
3. Billie Jo accepts herself the way she is and got better.
4. The quotation is an example of “Resolution”.
5. The quotation is significant to how she got over all the bad things that happened to her.

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"But don't you think if people truly stopped imagining they'd also stop making wishes"

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The speaker is Benjamin P. what he was trying to give confidence to Ophelia to not give up and wait for people to come to make wishes. The reason that no one wanted to make wishes is because kids all around the world stopped imagining. This gave her the confidence and she got a lot of wishes and she completed all the wishes.

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"My English teacher has no face." Melinda is telling us that her English teacher from school isn't pretty. I can see this because she starts to describe her teacher in how she looks, how she dresses, and how she speaks.

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" But he in this case of this little Bean, it was true, I        didn't know how he had muscles to walk, to stand, (his arms and legs were as thin as an ant)"

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The phrase illustrates Sister Carlotta (a catholic nun) comparing Bean's (the protagonist) thin and skinny legs to an ant, implying that Bean hadn't eaten much food while still at combat school.

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"Don't let the horror snatch your happiness." (page 10)

In this quotation, Ben is speaking to himself and telling himself to be happy and not be upset they have to leave because his people have elected Herr Hitler. Ben is stll upset at the fact he has to leave but then starts talking to himself again and says life is short and there's joy in the world. This quotation is an example of idiom because the quotation is saying not to let the horror snatch your happiness and horror can't actually snatch away anything.

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"Remember that time when we played the trick on the butler"? "Remember that nanny who smelled like bananas". Idiom ? "page 52"

Smits is telling Oscar the past where him and Oscar tricked nanny and butler into doing tricks or stunts which ruin their lives. The quotation is a example of Idiom because the nanny smelled like bananas even though she wasn't allow to eat any and it is. Also it is significant because of how they could smell her far away.

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2'' Ruby's breath clouded the air in front of her fox-like face.'' page 7 

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3. Nick and a girl named Rudy had both been called out in the middle of the night to meet at the Portland County Sheriff's office for an urban search. They are looking for a lost child near adpartments where Rudy used to live.
4. This quotation is an example of a simile.
5. Rudy used to live in the adpartments during her childhood.

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"I owe that much to Theo don't I ..." page 31
in this chapter, Lucie Blaise says this however they do not say until later chapters why she feels she owes her brother Theo something she feels she owes him because he lost his life-fighting in world war ll and she says she will avenge him by taking down the Nazi's.