You mixed up your letters, but the answer is metaphor.
Similes and metaphors compare two unlike things, but similes use "like" or "as" while metaphors don't, and usually only use some form of "to be".
Answer:
Yes, but if it's someone saying it then it needs to be changed.
Explanation:
"I'm sorry, I can't see what you mean."
D. How many pictures are there is the correct answer.
All the other three options are very important in evaluating a source for it s credibility
“The anticipation from the crowd was really affecting me but I remained reserved before I approached the podium.”
