Answer: C. metaphor D. cacophony and E. apostrophe
Explanation: The entire excerpt is literally applicable - nothing is implied - so there are no metaphors.Cacophony is a combination of harsh sounding words that often require explosive delivery - none which is present in this passage. Lastly, apostrophe is a literary device used a speaker stops addressing one party in order to address a third party, such as an individual (present or not) or an inanimate object or abstract concept. In this passage, Billie only addresses one party.
