Apparently in your classroom discussions, the teacher pointed out that your mind was, in some ways, like a “jungle”-- complicated, “thick” with intertwining parts, dark and dangerous in spots, etc. The teacher was drawing an extended analogy, and now wants you to remember and organize at least five of those comparisons. Did you discuss how the mind has a long, navigable “river” that allow you to transverse it? Did you talk about the layers of life in a jungle, where distinct species thrive? (the floor, the highest branches, the undergrowth, the veldt, etc.?) Did you discuss the chain of survival—what eats what, etc. Think back, and organize those parallels between a jungle and a mind. It’s seems very fruitful, but you were there and I wasn’t, so you have to draw the comparisons that came out in the discussions. Was there literature involved? "The Jungle"? Or perhaps some Kipling or Joseph Conrad?