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Read this excerpt from “lake titicaca” by miguel angel asturias. they travel with their llamas. they see me, knitting their cheeks to contemplate me with their tiny eyes. what does the phrase “knitting their cheeks” mean? the llama’s small eyes look like knitting needles. the llamas are moving their jaws. the travelers are knitting on their llamas. the travelers and the llamas are connected.

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Katya2003

The llamas are moving their jaws. (I took the quiz haha)

Miguel Angel Asturias was indeed a Guatemalan Nobel Prize-winning poet, politician, writer, playwright, & journalist, and further calculation can be defined as follows:

  • He paid attention to Latin American native populations, especially that of his home Guatemala.
  • The phrase "knitting their jaws" in this extract is figurative language used for describing how llamas move their jaws.
  • An article suggests that this movement is similar to crocheting.

Therefore, the final answer is "the llamas are moving their jaws".

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