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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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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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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.   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?

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

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1.  Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.

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3. What is the quotation an example of?

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4. What is being compared in the simile?

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1.  Type quotation correctly punctuated with page number.

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

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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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Nate and Bronwyn sneak out from behind their school, on Nates motorbike because the press are at the front.They end up at Marshall's Peak and have conversation.

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"The afternoon sun's making her glow, putting glints of gold in her hair, and for a second I almost can't breathe. Jesus. This girl." -nate (page 195)

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"The afternoon sun's making her glow, putting glints of gold in her hair, and for a second I almost can't breathe. Jesus. This girl." -nate (page 195)

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The quotation is an example of tone because in the beginning of the book Nate never really cared for Bronywn, but in the quote he begins to realize he has feelings for her. and his tone changes from inexpressive to mesmerized by Bronwyn's beauty.

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Midnight's Choice "But it's like, what do you do once you're perfect." (Pg. 229) 

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Midnight's Choice "But it's like, what do you do once you're perfect." (Pg. 229) 

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After arriving from the zoo in Tess's bedroom Kevin stated this towards Tess. When your perfect there is nothing really to achieve is the what. This Quotation is an example of theme because it teaches the reader that perfectionism can have it's own issues. This is important for Tess to know because in the story she wanted to have a life free from stress and to be perfect, but she know learns that even perfection has it's issues.

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Quotation: "Luke felt his legs go weak with fear". page#5
The speaker in this quotation is the narrator  and he is saying is that Luke's legs go weak with fear when he was at school and when he saw Rolly Sturgeon walking towards him. This quotation is being compared to Luke being afraid and saying that his legs go weak with fear comparing his legs with emotions. This quotation is significant because it shows and demonstrates us as readers that Luke is a very sensitive and shy kid throughout the story and it gives the the readers prediction ideas if he will start standing up for himself throughout the book.

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"My skinniness always surprised me: My thin arms didn't seem to get much bigger."  When Miles is in the shower he notices that the showers are built for short people. The quotation is an example of Character Traits. It tells the reader directly about the traits the main character has.

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"Nothing's going to happen to me." (page 17) After someone gets mysteriously burned in a cafe when Jay and Sophie play with a Ouija board, Jay tells Sophie not to worry and that nothing is going to happen to him since she was spooked by what happened. This is an example of foreshadowing because he foreshadowed that something in fact did happen to him on his way home from the cafe.

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"The rivers age was unimaginable." Margaret was saying this to her boyfriend mitch.This happened while they were out for a walk and stumbled upon a river.THis quotation is an example of a hyperbole.This quotation is significant because it is exaggerating the rivers age.

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His eyes are as green as a fresh pickled

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A dwarf is saying this to Harry Potter because Ginny Weasly sent him a valentines song. Harry's eyes are being compared to a picked frog.

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"but i'm not a hall monitor, Luke said." pg.104. In this quotation Luke is the speaker and this is happening in the morning. Jackal boy told Luke that he was allowed to sit with him and the group because they have their own table. This quotation is an example of point of view. This quotation is significant because it shows that the novel is written in third person.

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In this quotation Manuel is saying that he and his brother, Nardo, are compared to pennies to his dad. This is a metaphor because the dad compares people to money. If you were a million-dollar person, you had a grip on things, a big house, and just people you could push people around. Pennies on the other hand are just worthless. And to the dad, Manuel and Nardo were as worthless as pennies to him.

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Quotation: "I let the arrow fly, see it hits its mark and vanish, pulling the thread of gold behind it". Page 378.
While in the Quarter Quell Katniss shoots her arrow into the force field. Once Katniss does this it changes the story because she is able to actually break the force field. This Quotation is an example of the climax in the story because its the most intense part of the story. The significance of this is that without the force field they can easily escape and leave the games.

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1. "It's as though . . . as though the trees are watching us,' she replied, still keeping her voice low." (page 87) In his quotation, Elliot and Will are exploring the forests within the hollow inner world inside Earth. Elliot voices her concerns about being watched but Will and Dr. Burrows never believe her. This quote is an example of foreshadowing because Elliot is shown to be correct later on in the novel. Later, Will and Dr. Burrows become cornered by Styx and are left to escape through a hole in a pyramid. In this pyramid, they meet men that are convincingly dressed as bushes and trees.

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians- the Lightning Thief (Rick Riordan)

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians- the Lightning Thief (Rick Riordan)

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"I slung it off my shoulder and unzipped it. Inside was a two-foot-long metal cylinder, spiked on both ends, humming with energy." (Pg. 314) This quote was thought by Percy Jackson, in Hades's Palace, on the last day for his quest. This quotation is an example of the climax. It is the highest peak of the story because Percy Jackson (son of Poseidon) had been accused of stealing Zeus's lightning bolt, and was forced to go on a quest to search for the bolt to prove his innocence. On his quest he was then approached by Ares whom had given him a backpack. The quest goes on but when Percy reaches Hades in the underworld, Hades then accuses Percy of stealing the lightning bolt. To which then percy thinks this and find the lost lightning bolt in the backpack given to him by Ares.

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¨I have never seen a soul as hardened as yours.¨ Page 69
While in the interrogation room Meursault is being questioned by a magistrate. The magistrate has never interrogated someone so bluntly honest, Meursault's atheism and indifference to his mother´s death challenge the magistrate´s religious beliefs. In response, the magistrate waves a crucifix at Meursault introducing the idea that Meursault and his attitudes represent a threat to society. This is an example of conflict because Meursault´s indifference causes him to be detached from human emotions causing him to be labeled as a monster, which severely affects his court case. Meursault is interested in the physical aspects of his life more than its emotional side, making him feel alienated from himself and others. He is interested in finding meaning and finds not achieving anything tortuous. Throughout court, Meursault´s emotions and actions are being compared to why Meursault killed the Arab and shot the motionless body four more times, along with his mother´s death.

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“I recited the only poem I could bring to mind, 'The Red Wheelbarrow' by William Carlos Williams.“ (page 246) 

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“I recited the only poem I could bring to mind, 'The Red Wheelbarrow' by William Carlos Williams.“ (page 246) 

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Hazel was called by Augustus in the middle of the night to help him at a gas station. Augustus's G-tube had a problem causing him to throw up everywhere in his car. With no choice left Hazel called 911 where Augustus asked her to read something. At the top of her head, Hazel read a poem by William Carlos William. This is an example of an Allusion because it is a reference to a well-known poet. It is referencing the poem 'The Red Wheelbarrow' by an American Poet William Carlos William. The quotation reflects on how well Hazel and Augustus will help each other even by just comforting.

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" The shop assistant had claimed without a glimmer of sarcasm, made me look like Liv Tyler in The Lord of the Rings," page 52.

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" The shop assistant had claimed without a glimmer of sarcasm, made me look like Liv Tyler in The Lord of the Rings," page 52.

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The shop assistant says this to Lo when she is trying on a dress. Lo has to buy a dress to were where on the cruise she is going on. This quotation is an example of a simile because the shop assistant is comparing how Lo looks in one of the dresses she tried on to a character from The Lord of the Rings. This quotation is significant because what she wears to on the cruise matters due to her wanting to fit in with all the upper class-man.

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"We can't let The Program get their hands on the pill."-page 221. In this quotation, Sloane is in a room with James, Roger, and Dallas. These four are discussing plans to keep the pill safe and away from The Program. They are protecting the pill from The Program because, if they do get the pill( which can bring back peoples memories), no one will be able to reproduce the pill. This quotation is an example of conflict because, it's telling us that Sloane's only mission is to keep the pill safe so it could be reproduced.

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"IT happened. There is no avoiding it, no forgetting." (page 198)

Melinda is sketching in the art room on the last day of school, learning to accept that she'd been raped. This is an example of resolution because since Melinda got raped, life has been a struggle. Melinda is reassuring herself that she must accept her sexual assault and trauma to move on. Although this may not resolve her trauma and what happened to her, it can help her cope. This quotation is significant because it can show character growth.

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"Like a white pigeon in his hands, wings fluttering." (Fahrenheit 451 Pg. 34)
This is an example of symbolism because, as Montag was burning down a house with books in it, a book fell like a white pigeon in his hands and opened to a page where it read, "Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine." For a book to fall into your hands with a page opened is very lucky. The pigeon, in some cultures, represents luck and prosperity. The quote Montag read from the book must have been the "white" part of the pigeon because white represents clarity. The quote he read from the book must have also had some symbolism as well. It could have represented the meaning of life because when you sleep, time flies, but if you wake up in the afternoon, you'll be well rested. This quotation is significant because Montag must have had a clear glimpse of the meaning of life when this happened to him.