write for a reader\nauthors use figurative language, such as similes and metaphors, to help readers picture…

write for a reader\nauthors use figurative language, such as similes and metaphors, to help readers picture a storys setting, plot, and characters.\nmy turn think about how holling clancy holling uses figurative language in minn of the mississippi. then identify how you can use figurative language in your own writing.\n1. if you were writing about what december is like in your town or city, what similes or metaphors might you use to describe the setting?\n2. write a brief passage about what december is like in your town or city. use figurative language to help describe the setting.
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- For similes/metaphors: Think of December's elements (e.g., snow like a blanket, cold as ice).
- For passage: Use the chosen figurative language to vividly describe December.
Answer:
- For example, "The snowflakes fell like tiny feathers" (simile) or "December is a cold - hearted beauty" (metaphor).
- December in my town is a winter wonderland. The snow covers the ground like a soft, white quilt. The bare trees stand like silent sentinels, their branches reaching out as if to catch the falling snow. The air is as cold as a freezer, but the sight of the snow - capped houses makes it all seem magical.