He kicked his legs and moved his arms like everyone else but instead of gliding through the water, he sank like a rock.

When the author uses the simile "sank like a rock," he/she means that when Kyle tried to swim, he sank
A.
eagerly.

B.
quickly.

C.
easily.

D.
loudly.

1 answer

B. quickly.

Ask a New Question or answer this question.

Similar Questions

Read the sentence from the passage below.He kicked his legs and moved his arms like everyone else but instead of gliding through
1. 1 answer
The cool shadows across the forest path moved as the sun moved. A lovely tawny gold fritillary, newly hatched, came by, hovering
1. 3 answers
The cool shadows across the forest path moved as the sun moved. A lovely tawny gold fritillary, newly hatched, came by, hovering
1. 2 answers
What do the sheep begin chanting to suppress any protest from the animals?"Two legs are evil!" "Beware of four legs!" "Four legs
1. 1 answer