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The document provides definitions and examples of literary devices and concepts including simile, imagery, internal conflict, external conflict, and other terms like laggard and collaborate. It gives examples of how these are used in writing to describe comparisons between unlike things, form mental images, and illustrate struggles either within a character or against external forces or situations.
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- 7. The water was so calm it looked like glass. =
- 8. The teacher was so mad as her kids he turned red as a tomato. =
- 9. In the movie, “Independence Day, ” alien ships hovered over major cities around the world, waiting to strike. The woman hovered over her daughter ’s shoulder whenever she chatted on the internet with anyone. Syn: linger, float, loom (over) Ant: soar Definition: (v) to float or hang suspended over; to move back and forth over or around
- 10. hover As the bee hovered over the flower looking for nectar; he felt the warm sun beam down on his back.
- 11. ` “ The laggard worker caused the entire project to fall behind schedule.” (adj.) “ Tour guides often have to urge laggards to keep up with the rest of the group.” (noun) Syn: (n) slowpoke, straggler, (a) sluggish, lazy Ant: (n) early bird (a) swift, speedy Definition: (n) a person who moves slowly or falls behind (a) Falling behind; slow to move or act (describing a person or thing)
- 12. laggard (noun) The turtle laughed at the bunny as he passed him by and said “What a laggard.”
- 13. laggard (adjective) The blue laggard Smurf was to lazy to get out of bed.
- 14. “ Several students plan to collaborate on a History Fair project about the American Revolution.” Syn: (team up, join forces) Ant: work alone Definition: to work together
- 15. collaborate (verb) The Power puff girls collaborate together to fight crime.