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The classroom was a zoo!  \n2. His backpack is a boulder.  \n3. Today was a roller coaster.  \n4. The snow is a white blanket.  \nExplain, in your own words, what each metaphor means.  \n5. My mind is a sponge.  \n6. My sister’s room is a disaster zone.  \n7. The clouds are giant cotton balls.  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n8. My brother’s stomach is a bottomless pit!  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. The classroom was a zoo!  \n2. His backpack is a boulder.  \n3.  Today was a roller coaster.  \n4. The snow is a white blanket.  \nAccept any answers along these lines:  \n5. My mind is a sponge.  \nMy mind absorbs new information easily.  \n6. My sister’s room is a disaster zone.  \nMy sister's room is a mess!  \n7. The clouds are giant cotton balls.  \nThe clouds are white and fluffy.  \n8. 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