English, 07.05.2020 03:04 lluvihorsechief01

And then on the afternoon that Willow Chance came to see
him, all of his categorization ground to a halt, like a fork
thrown into the gears of outdated machinery.
1. What is the independent clause in this sentence?
2. Why is there a comma after "him?"
3. Why is there a comma after "halt?"
4. What other words end in "tion” like “categorization?"
5. Holly Goldberg Sloan uses a simile in this sentence to compare two unlike things with the word "like."
What are the two things being compared? What does the simile mean?

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