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I would say that the writer is using either personification or metaphor. However, I find B. personification to be the most logical answer.

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The figurative language that is used in this excerpt is hyperbole, since hyperbole is the exageration of things and words that are not meant to be taken literally in order to make a point, he writtes about the whole country, and then exagerating proceeds to ennumerate all the possible geographic locations like north, south, and geographical characteristics to make a better description.

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