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Figurative Language Literary Response & Analysis

Figurative Language Literary Response & Analysis. Figurative language = words that do not mean exactly what they say. Example: Rabbit was on pins and needles when she stood before King Lion. Interpret Figurative Language. “You’d better shake a leg,” the ants told the grasshopper.

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Figurative Language Literary Response & Analysis

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  1. Figurative LanguageLiterary Response & Analysis • Figurative language = words that do not mean exactly what they say. Example: Rabbit was on pins and needles when she stood before King Lion.

  2. Interpret Figurative Language • “You’d better shake a leg,” the ants told the grasshopper. • “You will be up a tree if you aren’t prepared for winter.” • The ants worked like there was no tomorrow. • The ants were snug as a bug in a rug once winter came. • When winter came, the grasshopper was up a creek without a paddle.

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