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A simile is a comparison of one thing to a different kind of thing, using "like", "as". For example, life is like a river or he runs as fast as a rabbit.

A metaphor is a comparison of one thing to another different kind of thing, without using "like" or "as". For example, life is a river or my friend is an early bird.

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How many refugees has Canada accepted now? (Mr. L)

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surprising (Mr. L)

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I used to think that EU countries would accept every refugee who escaped to them, but now I think their quota system for accepting refugees should be abandoned. (Mr. L)

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Intense
Fierce
Excessive
(James)

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How many refugees are there worldwide? (Austin)

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traumatizing, hopeful, perserverance (austin)

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Why do countries not accept refugees? (Jonathan)

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Shocking (Jonathan)

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Pitiful, Fled, Reluctant (Jon Jon)

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Why did the US not want to accept Cuban refugees? How can they not want to help them when the refugees have to go on a dangerous journey to the United States? (Chyi-Miin)

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horrifying
scary
awakening(Aulin)

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fernweh, hiraeth, saudade (Sandy)

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Can refugees help a country or are they just burdens?
What percent of refugees make the trip? (Jon Jon)

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Is it possible for refugees to return to their home countries? Are refugees ever reunited with lost relatives? (Kaylee)

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How many refugees are rejected by Canada each year? (Jonathan)

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dark (Jonathan)

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I used to think that Cuba was not a communist country (Austin)

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What are countries doing to help refugees? (Eliot)

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deadly (Jonathan)

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Do the stereotypes affect our decisions in accepting refugees?
Is Canada among one of the least accepting of refugees? (Aulin)

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Forced, homesick, hopeful. (Chyi-Miin)

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Living as a refugee is like swimming in a pool of crocodiles (Jon Jon)

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Being denied entry from a safer country is being turned down from safety. (Sandy)

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I used to think that America accepted all Cuban refugees but now I think that they only accept "dry feets." (Jonathan)

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People who see refugees but refuse to help them are just as bad as the people that the refugees are fleeing. (Austin)

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Refugees are our problem, just like how Global Warming is also our problem. (Jonathan)

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Has the education system done anything to promote refugee children to attend schooling? (Kelly)

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How many entry denials were heavily influenced by racist government officials? Have there been any public protests to protest against this matter? (Sandy)

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The problem of refugees will spread and become a problem to the whole world like Corona was (Eliot)

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Being a refugee is like a bird lost at sea. You have no idea where you’re flying to, but you still must go in order to survive. (Shirley)

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arduous, appalling, onerous, persistent (mia)

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I used to think that the NA countries would be more welcoming of refugees, now I think that the systems put in place are bad considering we could provide a safe haven for those who need it.(Aulin)

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Do refugees who are discovered get proper burials? What are some real time solutions to the mass deaths of refugees? (Shirley)

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Daunting, stressful, agonizing (Kaylee)

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Choice, Risk, Sacrifice (Shirley)

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I used to think that as long as one fled a country from a life-threatening event they would be labelled as a refugee. But now I think that although people who flee their country because of natural causes such as drought are not labelled as refugees and so are not given benefits a refugee has, they should have the benefits a refugee has. (Jon Jon)

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If a refugee is not accepted what happens to them? Does the country that rejected them help the refugee in any way? (Chloe)

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I used to think that refugees were leaving their country because of reasons like education and quality of life as well, but now I think that it is just violence and conflict that drives people out of their country.

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Refugees are just another person as we all are but for some reason, they're treated differently. (Aulin)

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What % of refugees are in poverty?
What is the life expectancy of a refugee?
(James)

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How many refugees make it through their journey? What are countries doing to help refugees?(Stephen)

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How long do refugees have to travel on average to get to a safer place? Do people in the country just turn a blind eye to those refugees that make it to their country? (Erica)

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How do refugees adapt to their lives in new countries like the US and Canada where they have to learn a new language, new lifestyle, new culture, and have to deal with bad urban planning?(Ziv)

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Stressful, Dangerous, Hunger(Stephen)

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Dangerous, hopeful, brave. (Anastasia)

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I used to think that all refugees fled their countries because of conflict and war, but now I think that there are a lot more reasnos than just conflict and war. Things like natural disasters, drought, etc. all push one to flee their country. (Sandy)

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Refugees are like lost sailors, people who still matter and are relevant, but drift out in hopes of finding anything, or in this case anybody, who will take them in. (Maxim)

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A refugee is just another human on earth but are treated like aliens from the moon (James)

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Courage, Survival, Unrest (Eliot)

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jeopardizing, unpredictable, disquietude (Kelly)

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How difficult is escaping a country for refugees?
What do they do if they get rejected from the country they are escaping to and are not able to return to their home country?
(Rebecca)

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A refugee is like an abandoned dog. Left to fend for themselves, in hopes of someone taking them in. (Kaylee)

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I used to think that all refugees were protected and helped by any country, but now I think that countries are hesitant to even accept a few. (Anastasia)

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Refugees are like migrating butterflies, traveling thousands of miles to get to somewhere better. (Erica)

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What are the logistics and the costs (losses and gains) of accepting a refugee? (Maxim)

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Survival, Competition, War (Maxim)

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I used to think that countries would happily accept every refugee that came to them, but now I'm thinking that they're unsure about if they should help them. (Erica)

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Bravery, Escape, Desperate
(Rebecca)

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I used to think that as long as a refugee escaped and arrived to another country, the hosting country would accept them. Now I think that many refugees are put in difficult situations because hosting countries won't accept them. (Kaylee)

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Why are so many countries hesitant to let in refugees? What flaws in the refugees cause governments to reject them so often? (Anastasia)

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Hope, Danger, Stress (Chloe)

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I used to think that refugees would always get help when starting a life in a new country, but now I think that only sometimes refugees receive help from the government. (Chyi-Miin)

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A refugee is like a lost boat in the ocean, trying to find its way back to shore.(Stephen)

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I used to think that accepting refugees had endless benefits whether it be the extra employment helping the economy, extra specialists, or just better moral standpoint. However, now I think that accepting refugees has their own downsides as your people will see it as you valuing other countrymen besides your own. (Maxim)

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I used to think that once refugees escape to a new country, it would be easier for them but now I think that it might be just as hard in the new country.
(Rebecca)

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A refugee is like a brave warrior waiting for a chance to stop fighting, waiting to rest for a little while, and hoping for peace. (Anastasia)

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A refugee is like a gust of wind, blowing around and around, waiting to settle and hoping for peace. (Chyi-Miin)

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I used to think that refugees left because of poverty or loss of education, but now I think that they were forced out because of civil wars, riots, or dictators.

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Being a refugee is like riding a bicycle, but the ground is on fire, and the bike is on fire, and everything is on fire because its hell (Aiden)

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Devostating, Impressive, Brave (Erika)

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Refugees are like plastic bags; drifting along, and not in control of where they end up.
(Emily)

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being a refugee in a foreign country is like being a woman in the 1800s (Ryan)

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refugee is like a piece of trash, they are kicked around and treated like nothing. (Ray)

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Being a refugee is like being an orphan, sometimes you don't know when your next meal would be, or where home is. (Betty)

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Being a refugee is being a fish out of water; you don't belong, but the familiar currents are too fast and dangerous to go back too. (Jennifer)

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A refugee is like a honeybee, underappreciated and constantly getting stepped on (Rosa)

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Why are there barely any laws that protect refugees? How can countries turn away people in need so easily?
(Emily)

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How many people have died leaving their country as a refugee? (Aiden)

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Determination, Hope, Strength (Aiden)

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Refugees are like dandelion seeds being blown away in the wind, separated from their families and their homes. (Vaishnaa)

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what causes people to dislike refugees? What are the pros of having a high refugee population? (Ray)

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unemployed, homeless, escapee (Ryan)

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How much funding does the refugee camps get? Why is Canada accepting 30% less refugees now? (Betty)

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Survival, desperation,  tragic
(Emily)

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Perseverance
Strength
Will
(Jennifer)

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Like a door to door vendor, a refugee is always wandering. But not because they're looking to sell. They're looking to buy.

(Parker)

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I used to think the USSR didnt pay 11 times the price for sugar cane from Cuba but now i do

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death, danger, depression (Ray)

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unfair, dangerous, depressing (Abilash)

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How Many Terrorists pose as refugees actually? (Terry)

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why do countrys with 'labor shortages' not accept refugees? How do you apply to asylum? (Erika)

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Deadly, horrendous, treacherous (betty)

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I used to think that there are many refugees, but now i think that there are very many refugees (Ryan)

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I used to think that countries welcomed refugees with open arms, but now I realize that that's not the case.
(Emily)

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Sad, Depressing, Brutal (Terry)

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A refugee is like a broken mirror. People fear them, fear what they bring, but no one cares that they are broken. (Tanvee)

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Where do we draw the line between not accepting enough refugees to accepting too many? (Kyle)

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How many refugees has Canada accepted so far?