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11 Literature: Fasting Feasting

11 Literature: Fasting Feasting. Friday 26 th September. Questions on chapter 3. As you read, find at least two examples of figurative language in Chapter 3 or 4. Copy them, and identify what they are (simile, metaphor, etc.)

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11 Literature: Fasting Feasting

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  1. 11 Literature:Fasting Feasting Friday 26th September

  2. Questions on chapter 3 • As you read, find at least two examples of figurative language in Chapter 3 or 4. Copy them, and identify what they are (simile, metaphor, etc.) • As you read, find at least two examples of onomatopoeia in Chapter 3 or 4. Copy them down, and identify what sound they represent. • Where does Uma go when she excuses herself from the card game? Why does she go there? Why does she go alone? What is the end result? • Since she no longer attends school, how does Uma spend her time each day? • How has Arun’s birth impacted MamaPapa’s lifestyle and status? • For Papa, eating meat is symbolic of what? What is Arun’s response to meat & broth? • What forbidden treat does Uma share with Arun?

  3. Figurative language resemblance or relationship, emphasis or understatement, figures of sound, verbal games, and errors.[9]

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