Question

Rabbit smells the wind. He find out which way it drivin. He knock the coal from he pipe. Red-hot coal fall in the broom grass. Rabbit blow on the coal and it catch fire. Fire set pen the field, the broom grass all around on fire. And Rabbit find he self a stump to set pontop and he set up there and he watch and wait. The fire comin strong all around and around, for true.

—“Alligator and Deer,”
Virginia Hamilton

Visualize the scene created in the passage. Use your own words to describe in detail what you see, hear, and smell.

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

In this passage the Rabbit uses his senses in a lot of ways. First some things he smells is the smell of the wind. Some things he hears is the crackling of the fire as he blows on it to get it started and when it burns down the broom grass. And finally the things the Rabbit will see it the fire devouring the broom grass and how high and blazing it is.

Answer 2

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