What can be excluded from a list of objects in the solar system

Our solar system consists of our star, the Sun, and everything bound to it by gravity — the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, dwarf planets such as Pluto, dozens of moons and millions of asteroids, comets and meteoroids

Explanation:

A wall of water crashed over the top of the dam and into the valley below Sometimes my face turns as pink as a carnationIt flows onto the land like a giant bulldozer, snapping trees like twigsA tsunami wave travels in circles like the ripples from a stone thrown into a pondThe pond was covered by a mountain of slime.Heard heavy footsteps and my heart started poundingWe scratched our names in the ice.The ice cubes clinked in the jar as we rolled it back and forthI could see tears raining down her face.The sea is a hungry dog, giant, and grey

2. Question 1

Wall of water - Visual image

crashed over the top- Sound image

Metaphor

Question 2

As pink as a carnation- Simile

Question 3.

like a giant bulldozer- Simile

snapping trees like twigs- Simile

Question 4

Like the ripples- Simile

From a stone thrown into the pond- Visual image

Question 5

Mountain of slime- Visual Image

Metaphor  

Question 6

Heart started pounding

Sound image

Metaphor

Question 7

Visual image

Metaphor

Question 8

The ice cubes clinked - Sound Image

rolled back and forth-Visual image

Metaphor

Question 9

Tears raining down her face- visual image

Metaphor

Question 10

The sea is a hungry dog- Metaphor

Visual image

Explanation:

In Literature, Imagery is a literary term in which writers uses language and descriptions to appeal to our 5 senses (smell, touch,sight, taste hearing, etc.).  It is built on other literary devices like metaphor and Simile. There are 7 types of imagery, they include, visual,  olfactory, tactile, gustatory, auditory, kinesthetic and organic.

A Simile being a literary devices that uses "like" and "as" to make a direct comparison between two different ideas or things.

A Metaphor is a literary device that uses direct comparison between two different things, without the use of "like" or "as."