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Yeah!!! Asher I am so proud of you for being proactive and trying to post from home. I am glad it worked! Mrs. Synan  Here is my paragraph about Scouts Honor... At the very beginning of Scout's Honor the setting is located in Brooklyn in the time period of 1946. There is a little boy who wants to become a 2nd level scout and all he needs is the Maritime badge. However, to get that badge he needs to go to the country and make it back to Brooklyn. So him and his friends Horse and Max go onto a very interesting quest. On Saturday they appear at the High Street Station (pg. 56). They are wating for what feels to them like a lifetime until finally a Subway car came. They rode in the subway car until they get off at the wrong stop at 168th Street (pg.57). Then they get on the next subway car and then get off at stop just outside the George Washington Bridge ( pg. 59). They were worried that the Bridge might collaspe on them or they might fall off so they tried to quickly cross the bridge. After they crossed the Bridge they appear by a whole bunch of buildings and trees to their right (pg.60). They walk into the forest and make a campfire and cook up some food but it turns into a food fight and then they start to eat beans off of each other. They get tired and want to go home so they all agree to go back to their scout camp. They get back to the High Street Station and ride the subway car back to their camp. When they get off they all promise to each other that they will never tell their scout master about what happened. Some of the literary devices in __Scouts Honor__ are alliterations, hyperboles, and similes. On page 54 there is an alliteration. The sentence says, **//Scout Spirit//** //and Scout Participation.// On page 55 there is a hyperbole. The sentence says, **//Isn’t that a zillion miles from here.//** On page 60, there is are 2 hyperboles. The first sentence says,**T//he next//** //**second, he tripped and took off like a F-36 fighter plane.**// **The next one says, //Unfortunatley, he landed like a Hell-cat dive bomber.//** On page 63, there is a simile. The sentence says, //As we made our way back over the bridge, gusts of wind blown rain pummeled us **until I felt like a used-up punching bag.**// Those are the literary devices in __ Scouts Honor .__ Cal

Here is my paragraph about Scouts Honor... At the very beginning of Scout's Honor the setting is located in Brooklyn in the time period of 1946. There is a little boy who wants to become a 2nd level scout and all he needs is the Maritime badge. However, to get that badge he needs to go to the country and make it back to Brooklyn. So him and his friends Horse and Max go onto a very interesting quest. On Saturday they appear at the High Street Station (pg. 56). They are waiting for what feels to them like a lifetime until finally a Subway car came. They rode in the subway car until they get off at the wrong stop at 168th Street (pg.57). Then they get on the next subway car and then get off at stop just outside the George Washington Bridge ( pg. 59). They were worried that the Bridge might collapse on them or they might fall off so they tried to quickly cross the bridge. After they crossed the Bridge they appear by a whole bunch of buildings and trees to their right (pg.60). They walk into the forest and make a campfire and cook up some food but it turns into a food fight and then they start to eat beans off of each other. They get tired and want to go home so they all agree to go back to their scout camp. They get back to the High Street Station and ride the subway car back to their camp. When they get off they all promise to each other that they will never tell their scout master about what happened.

Cal Some of the literary devices in Scouts Honor are alliterations, hyperboles, and similes. On page 54 there is an alliteration. The sentence says, Scout Spirit and Scout Participation. On page 55 there is a hyperbole. The sentence says, Isn’t that a zillion miles from here. On page 60, there is are 2 hyperboles. The first sentence says,The next second, he tripped and took off like a F-36 fighter plane. The next one says, Unfortunately, he landed like a Hell-cat dive bomber. On page 63, there is a simile. The sentence says, As we made our way back over the bridge, gusts of wind blown rain pummeled us until I felt like a used-up punching bag. Those are the literary devices in Scouts Honor.

Asher In Scouts Honor some of the main characters are the Narrator and the relationship to the main character is himself. Another character is Mr. Brenkman. The relationship to the main character is his scoutmaster and church priest. Another character is Max. The relationship to the main character is his friend. The last character is Horse and the relationship to the main character is also his friend. Change 0 of 0 << First < Previous Next > Last >> Change 0 of 0 [|<< First] [|< Previous] [|Next >] [|Last >>]