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meliHfaribra
meliHfaribra meliHfaribra
  • 29-05-2016
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The author's comparison of Bob Ewell to a bantam rooster can best be described as _____.


racist

offensive

symbolic

accurate

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laterbaby
laterbaby laterbaby
  • 07-06-2016

I would say symbolic

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magfulltime
magfulltime magfulltime
  • 29-03-2019

Answer:

The author's comparison of Bob Ewell to a bantam rooster can best be described as symbolic.

Explanation:

Scout's portrayal of Bob Ewell as a bantam rooster is an analogy, an examination between two dissimilar to individuals or things that likens the two.  

Bantams separate themselves as showing an intense nature past what ought not out of the ordinary from such a little chicken. In some cases, however, it is only a false boasting.

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