Based on the figurative language in the passage "Yamanba of the Mountain" by Cathy Spagnoli, a reader can determine that they are deeply afraid of the yamanba. This conclusion is often supported by the use of vivid imagery and descriptions that evoke fear and superstition surrounding the yamanba in the villagers' minds.
Use the passage Yamanba of the Mountain
by Cathy Spagnoli to answer the question.
What can a reader determine about most of the villagers based on the figurative language in the passage?
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They are deeply afraid of the yamanba.
They are deeply afraid of the yamanba.
They see the yamanba as no more than superstition.
They see the yamanba as no more than superstition.
They want to prove their bravery to the yamanba.
They want to prove their bravery to the yamanba.
They love and wish to please the yamanba.
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