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an elementary school classroom in a slum figure of speech

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Answered by shrutikatanawade
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Answer:

simile

Explanation:

The children's of slum are being directly compared to the world of doom.

Answered by ranimeas123
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Answer:

Metaphors-  

Stars of words- Knowledge and literature  

Tongues run naked into books-  Allowing children taste/experience knowledge.  

Dark and dull sky- Their dismal situation  

Gusty waves- No energy compared to waves  

Rat's eyes- Hunger made him shrewd  

Paper seeming boy- So thin and fragile like paper  

Narrow street- Limited opportunities  

Similes-  

As big as doom  

Like bottles bits on stones  

Like rootless Weeds- No foundation and they are unwanted  

Windows shut upon them like catacombs  

Symbolism-  

Squirrels game- Something that acts as an escape for the little boy.  

Civilized dome riding all cities- Symbol of cultured, urbane city.  

Ships and suns- Adventurous and beautiful  

Green fields- Prosperity  

Gold sands- Materialistic needs  

Green leaves- New lives of the slum children  

Sun- Enlightenment, purity, clarity, opportunities  

Puns-  

Reciting- Reciting the poem (literal) and reciting the father's disease(figurative)  

Sour cream- Dirty and pale (literal) and depressing (figurative)  

Lead sky- Dull (literal) and blocks all opportunities(figurative)  

Dim class- Unlit(literal) and depressing (figuratively)

Hope this helps! :)

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