Answer:
Simile
Explanation: A simile uses like as or than
Answer:
I would say either the first or last option! I'll explain-
Explanation:
The first option states that you spend over 12 hours per week on it. Spending a lot of time on something can be a good thing! You may really enjoy doing whatever it is you are doing, so you send more time on it.
The last option states that you feel more energized when you are finished, meaning that you could also like doing what you are doing then. It might make you happy. Or more energized!
Dells got the money by trying to save some here and there. She negotiated prices when buying food, to try to get it for cheaper, “until one’s cheeks burned with the silent parsimony that such close dealing implied”. Parsimony means being very frugal.
O. Henry wrote, “life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles,” meaning that life is either very bad (sobs), very good (smiles), or somewhere in the middle (sniffles). Della is in a situation where she feels defeated and can’t fix things in time. When O. Henry says, “with sniffles predominating” it means that life is mostly full of disappointment.
