What is a comparison between two different objects using "like," or "as". The effect of the comparison enhances the reader's understanding of an idea?

What is the following an example of: The wind said goodnight and the stars sang us to sleep.

What is the effect of the following metaphor: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent.

What kinds of character detail is the following AND what's the effect? He/she was the type of person who never ate sitting down. His/her toe was always tapping and his/her nails were bitten down to the quick.

What does the "T" stand for in TLC ,and what does it mean?

What is a contrast between expectation and reality—between what’s said and what is really meant, between what is expected to happen and what really happens, or between what appears to be true and what is really true?

What should you do to prepare for finals?

What is the effect of the following alliteration: The snake slid stealthily between the tall grass towards our sleeping bodies.

What kind of character detail is this AND what is the effect: He/she walked into the room, wearing a sweatshirt that was two sizes too big and boldly displayed the Nike swoosh on the front.

What does "L" stand for in TLC, and what does it mean?

What is a direct comparison between two unlike things/ideas where one thing “becomes” the other without the use of the word like, as, than, or resembles?

What is the following an example of: The dog drizzled his drool on the doll with a delightfully dopey look on his face.

What is the effect of the following symbol: Harry Potter's scar in the little known Harry Potter series?

What is the correct location for all punctuation that connects dialogue tags to dialogue?

What does the "C" stand for in TLC, and what does it mean?

What is one thing that stands for, or represents, something else in order to make us understand something about the text?

What is the following an example of: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent.

What is the effect of the following personification: The water leapt over the edge of the boat, attacking our exposed cheeks and surrounded our feet in icy cold.

What is the correct way to show a new speaker when writing dialogue?

What is the goal of TLC? What are you trying to create by using it?

What is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the at the beginning of closely connected words?

What is the following situation an example of: "Nothing is written in stone" is written in stone?

What is Ms. Hensley trying to quit?

What are the three errors in the following:
"Hey, it's time to go I'm cold"He said.

Challenge: Properly integrate the following quote given the context, speaker, and page number.
Context: Sam and Bob are walking to the store and it starts to rain.
Quote: "No, my not my best rain boots! "
Page: 24