Click the blue link to read the poem “The Fish” by Elizabeth Bishop then answer the questions below using specific examples from the story as support: Where in the poem does the author use sensory language (language that appeals to a reader’s senses of sight, sound, smell, touch, or taste)? Provide an example from the poem and explain how this example helps readers understand the poem and/or picture the events in their minds. Where in the poem does the author use figurative language (language that is not literally true but expresses an idea through devices such as simile, metaphor, personification, or hyperbole)? Identify the types of figurative language you see and provide at least one example from the poem. Explain how this example helps readers understand the poem and/or picture the events in their minds. Which type of language best helps YOU picture what the author is saying in your mind- sensory language or figurative language? Explain why and provide an example from the poem that helped you understand the poem and/or picture the events in your mind as you read. Your answer should be TWO paragraphs long. Be sure to answer ALL of the prompt questions and use SPECIFIC examples from the story as support for your answers. Read through your work BEFORE you submit it to make sure you have used correct spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and grammar. (16 points)

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