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Task 1 - Amazing work! - 10/10

Task 2: - All of your figurative language examples are from the beginning of the book. The directions say " from part 8-epilogue." I cannot count any of these. Also minor typos. - 8/10

Task 3: Late, Figurative language not labeled, more transitions needed, too short overall. More emotion needed, more action needed. - 15/20

Task 4 - 9/10

Total = 44/50

Comments on peers work - 9/10

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Good Work! Some minimal errors, but I feel as though you spent valuable time on this. Only a few things I would fix:

- Change quotes to the second half (350-end)

- Just change the title for Task 1

- You kind of rushed to the end in your vignette

- Overall, just try to review your vignette for some small errors in punctuation and capitalization

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Examples of Figurative Language Task Two

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Examples of Figurative Language Task Two

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Personification- "She let the sentence die its own death." (Zuzak 145)

This is an example of personification because a sentence can not die.

Simile- "Far too tough, even for Rudy's animal-like choppers." ( Zuzak 155)

This is an example of simile because it uses the word like when comparing her teeth to animals teeth.

Metaphor- "Beneth her shirt, a book was eating her up." (Zuzak 122)

This is a Methphor because it does not use the words like or as.

(Picture is used for simile quote.)

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The day was red, white, and blue. American Flags and pyrotechnics. It was Memorial Day, a day of giving thanks to all of our soldiers. When I was younger all I remembered about Memorial Day was the Barbaque and the day off. As I become older, I realize more and more about this holiday.

I first realized what Memorial Day was about when a close family friend was killed in action by a "roadside IED" in the Middle East. The day that we found this was a very gray day for my family and his. Gray because of the dark feeling spread about.

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Bodies scouring for gaps in the doors

soles rose up

fingernails scratched at the wood

cases were nailed

sheer force of desperation

spirits came towards my arms

we climbed out those shower facilities into eternities

they kept feeding me

minuite after minuite, shower after shower

never froget the first day, the first time, as time wore on

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https://youtu.be/_FODbaCReFw

I choose this song because it compares words, power, and love. The Book Thief relates to this song in a few different ways. Max uses the right set of words to create the story for Liesel, and the musician who wrote this song also choose the right words to make her song sound good. Max's words in his novel had so much power, it made Liesel emotional. That is why this song is relatable to The Book Thief.

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For your first example of figurative language (personification), you cannot use any general example of Death to illustrate personification, as that has been established since the beginning of the book.

For your second example (simile) this is correct, but I don'y believe Liesel is saying that. Also, you have to tell me me what two things are being compared.

For your third example of figurative language ( your metaphor example) cherries and plums are not being described, blood is being described by comparing the size and color to cherries and plums.

Where is Task 3?

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