Question

1. the movements of a rabbit are compared to what three things in this passage from d. h. lawrences women in love? and suddenly the rabbit, which had been crouching as if it were a flower, so still and soft, suddenly burst into life. round and round the court it went, as if shot from a gun, round and round like a furry meteorite, in a tense hard circle that seemed to bind their brains.

Explanation:

The passage uses simile to make comparisons. It says the rabbit was crouching like a flower, moving as if shot from a gun, and running round and round like a furry meteorite.

Answer:

A flower, a bullet shot from a gun, a furry meteorite