The farm was not large, but it contained a meadow, a stream, a small forest, and a fairly high hill. In the spring, the meadow was a carpet of wildflowers. Isaac and Casey ran through it like wild horses. When they splashed in the stream, they were otters. In the metaphor from the excerpt, Isaac and Casey are being compared to otters. horses. carpets. wildflowers.

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William

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2 August, 10:49

The farm was not large, but it contained a meadow, a stream, a small forest, and a fairly high hill. In the spring, the meadow was a carpet of wildflowers. Isaac and Casey ran through it like wild horses. When they splashed in the stream, they were otters. In the metaphor from the excerpt, Isaac and Casey are being compared to otters. horses. carpets. wildflowers.

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Princess Gates · Answer 1

Horses

Explanation:

It mentions that both "ran through it like wild horses.". Further, "they were otters" does not provide an example of comparison.

Craig Huber · Answer 2

Horses, because horses like to run free like them