Kahoot questions sound of thunder

What would make a good hook when writing about the sound of thunder?
1. " time was a film run backward"
2. "We guarantee nothing"
3. A snaking and humming of wires
4. He swallowed and pushed it down

What would make a good introduction about metaphors in the sound of thunder?
1.A sound of thunder uses a great deal of metaphors particularly when describing the t-Rex
2.Metaphors transfer a quality from one thing to another
3."The monster twitched its jeweller's hands"
4.A sound of thunder uses metaphors to make it interesting reading about the dinosaurs features

What would make a good thesis about metaphors in the sound of thunder?
1.A sound of thunder uses a great deal of metaphors particularly when describing the t-Rex
2."Golding its delicates watchmakers claws close to its oily reptilian chest
3.Metaphors transfer a quality from one thing to another
4."It ran with a gliding step, far too poised and balanced for its tens tons

Which make a good example about metaphors in the sound of thunder?
1"We guarantee nothing"
2."The monster twitched its jeweller's"
3.Folding its delicate watchmakers close to its oily reptilian chest"
4."Time safari, inc safaris to any year in the past, you name the animal. We take you there. You shoot it."

What makes a good explanation about metaphors in the sound of thunder?
1.The sound of thunder uses a great deal of metaphors particularly when describing the t-Rex
2."folding its delicate watchmaker's claws close to its oily reptilian chest" tells the precision of the t-Rex claws, and that the t-Rex hands is very different to the rest of its body.
3.Metaphors transfer a quality from a one thing to another.
4."The monster twitched its jeweller's" tells us that the t-Rex has very tiny hands.

What makes a good conclusion about metaphors in the sound of thunder?
1.Metaphors transfer a quality from a one thing to another.
2.The sound of thunder uses metaphors to help the reader see, hear and smell the dinosaurs.
3."Time was a film run backward"
4.The sound of thunder uses a great deal of metaphors particularly when describing the t-Rex.