Answer:
D is the answer to this question
Explanation:
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Answer: Although still gentle and beautiful, the scene is infused with a sense of dread and intensity. This is where George must kill his friend.
The glider.
-Makes use of gravity in order to stay on air.
-It is a heavier-than-air type.
-They move through the air in order to create the lift they need to stay on air.
-The major pioneer of this type of aircrafts was Otto Lilienthal.
-The first flight of a glider was achieved by Otto Lilienthal and Gustav Lilienthal in 1891.
-There exists different types of gliders: paragliders and hang gliders.
-They normally do not make use of any propulsion system (nonpowered).
-Were used during WWII for different purposes, such as providing goods or to study metheorology.
-Very popular for leisure time activities and sports.
-Paper airplanes are a very popular, commom and easy type of gliders, and a way to approach to their functioning.
Answer: E) Personification.
Explanation: personification is a figure of speech that consists in giving human characteristics to non human objects (or animals). In the given sentence we can see an example of personification because it is giving the night-wind (non human object) the ability to breathe (human characteristic). So from the given options, the one that expresses the figure of speech that is in the sentence, is the corresponding to option E: personification.