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intentionally making a situation seem less important than it really is

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intentionally making a situation seem less important than it really is

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Compares two unlike objects using the words “like” or “as.” 

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Compares two unlike objects using the words “like” or “as.” 

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Compares two unlike objects without using the words like or as. 

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Compares two unlike objects without using the words like or as. 

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Attributing human characteristics to non-human things

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Attributing human characteristics to non-human things

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"My room belongs to an alien"- page 15- Erik Perez

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"My room belongs to an alien"- page 15- Erik Perez

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Her room is a mess, and Mel feels isolated from her room. She feels like the room belongs to someone else.

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"Mr. Neck has no use for girls who can run the one hundred in under 10 seconds." (page #) Name??

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"Mr. Neck has no use for girls who can run the one hundred in under 10 seconds." (page #) Name??

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This slightly exaggerated statement is meant to help the reader picture how fast she was running.

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Name "fig lang quote from the text" (page #)

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Name "fig lang quote from the text" (page #)

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explain the literal meaning here

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"Art follows lunch, like dream follows a nightmare"

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"Art follows lunch, like dream follows a nightmare"

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pg: 9 She guys to Art after she goes to lunch. Saying, lunch was ok. But art was not.
Julian Janssen

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"The Wombat is dead." (Perri Davis) p. 95

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"The Wombat is dead." (Perri Davis) p. 95

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The school mascot is no longer the Wombats.

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"Sarcasm would go right over her head." Page#27 - Carson Boling  

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"Sarcasm would go right over her head." Page#27 - Carson Boling  

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It implies that she is oblivious to others feelings and opinions.

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The school bus wheezes to my corner. Pg 3

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The school bus wheezes to my corner. Pg 3

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That means it is very old and the car struggles to get to certain areas. Seiger Dunston

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"The cement-slab sky hangs inches above our heads." p. 91 (Perri Davis)

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"The cement-slab sky hangs inches above our heads." p. 91 (Perri Davis)

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The sky is gray and ominous

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"I make it through the first two weeks of school without a nuclear meltdown" (DeVon Gardner) (page 14)

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"I make it through the first two weeks of school without a nuclear meltdown" (DeVon Gardner) (page 14)

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Melinda was fine with school and didn't have any mental breakdowns her first two weeks

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["Carry your weight" page 89] Cayden Flatt

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["Carry your weight" page 89] Cayden Flatt

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They saying that she need to do more.

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"Melinda inhaling pepperoni and mushroom" Pg 15

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"Melinda inhaling pepperoni and mushroom" Pg 15

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that means she is eating really fast and and not stopping to breath.
Max Gebhardt

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"the turkey floats in the sink, a ten-pound turkey iceberg. A turkeyberg. I feel very much like the titanic." p58 (travis glisson)

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"the turkey floats in the sink, a ten-pound turkey iceberg. A turkeyberg. I feel very much like the titanic." p58 (travis glisson)

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the turk

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Melinda's mom swears a lot, similar to how rap stars do. - Mya Green

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"I dive into the stream of fourth-period lunch students and swim down the hall to the cafeteria." page 7

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"I dive into the stream of fourth-period lunch students and swim down the hall to the cafeteria." page 7

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she joins the group of people walking to the cafeteria. Carter Pickett

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Yesterday hairwoman yanked me from study hall and forced me to make up missing homework in her classroom. I think the author was tryning to show how melinda is tired all the time and how she hates being in school eveyrday.

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It coughs and rumbles and spits out two old women in front of the grocery store (98)

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It coughs and rumbles and spits out two old women in front of the grocery store (98)

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It is describing what the bus sounds like also it tells us the two old lady's got off the bus at a grocery store.
XZavon Delgado

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"heathers mom always ask me sideways questions to see if im the right friend" Kobe kunz

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"heathers mom always ask me sideways questions to see if im the right friend" Kobe kunz

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pg 22 - a sideways question is a little question to get more info.

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My head explodes with the noise of firetrucks leaving the station pg 39-Sariah Johnson

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My head explodes with the noise of firetrucks leaving the station pg 39-Sariah Johnson

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This is exaggerated firetrucks arnt really in her head this statement means that she scared and panicking

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someone says or does something, but means another thing or intends for something else to happen that would be contrary to thought. 

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someone says or does something, but means another thing or intends for something else to happen that would be contrary to thought. 

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In literature, there are three main subtypes of irony. They are verbal irony, dramatic irony, and situational irony.

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"I dive into the stream of 4th period lunch students and swim down the hall to the cafeteria"- page 7 Maddie Bart

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"I dive into the stream of 4th period lunch students and swim down the hall to the cafeteria"- page 7 Maddie Bart

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She is referring to the students as a class of fish and she is the odd one out.

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¨Our cheerleaders are much better at scoring than the football team is.¨
She is saying that The cheerleaders are more popular or more superior than the football team and that the football players just are not very good at football.

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" it's always supposed to be there, like milk in the fridge, or God." - pg. 98.

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" it's always supposed to be there, like milk in the fridge, or God." - pg. 98.

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In this part, she talks about how the mall was closed when she got there. Now that I think about it, a lot of people have probably never seen a mall close. You just assume that it's always open. - Alicianna Davis

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"There is a beast in my gut, I can hear it scraping away at the inside of my ribs." Page 51 Drake Allyn

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"There is a beast in my gut, I can hear it scraping away at the inside of my ribs." Page 51 Drake Allyn

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pg 101 - "Hairwoman is hammering it to death."
She's referring to how her english teacher is making them find too much symbolism, obviously being overdramatic when she says that.

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"i can feel the wind fighting to break through our storm windows"(pg 87)
the wind is blowing so hard against her window that its as if its trying hard to get in.

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Three magazines later my parents are arguing. Not a rip-roarer.A simmering argument, a few bubbles splashing on the stove." 65 Annie Leming

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"My heart clangs like a fire bell." p71  Jaelyn Romanotto

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"My heart clangs like a fire bell." p71  Jaelyn Romanotto

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Melinda is remembering her past Christmas' and kind of gets sad after and her anxiety comes in a little bit.

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This can mean Mel does not like Algebra.

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Page 5- The words crawl out of my throat. Kaden DuVall

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Page 5- The words crawl out of my throat. Kaden DuVall

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The words are given the characteristic of crawling