The correct answer to this question is letter D. Around sunrise.
Around sunrise due to the time. I would say it's around sunrise, just because the sun is usually out in the sky already by 7:30, and yet it is hanging just above the horizon in the story.
These are the following options:
<span>A. Around midnight
B. Around sunset
C. Around noon
D. Around sunrise</span>
Answer: The TV in Harrison Bergeron acts as a double-edged sword: It both placates the masses by keeping them in their homes and entrancing them with its glow, but it also acts as vehicle for Harrison to communicate to everyone watching that he is special and that he cannot and should not be "handicapped.":
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The word is a preposition
Answer: simile
Explanation: the snow is compared to a wrinkled carpet
when we have the words " like " and " as ... as " for comparison then the lietrally device is simile.
Huh? what do you mean by that
