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Which excerpt from “The Snow-Queen” is an example of personification?

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its a :)

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Liula [17]4 years ago

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A) “The wolves howled, the ravens screamed, the sky seemed on fire.”

Because ravens can't really scream, they make a bird sound that is NOT screaming

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