The Answer should be Imperative.
The reason is because a simile has like or as in the sentence and a metaphor is referring to an object in the sentence and a rhetorical question is asking a question so those are wrong.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
Similarities between the Bus Station and Rail Station
1. Both Bus Station and Rail station has staffed ticket sales where passengers get to pick their tickets for their destination
2. They both have a restaurant and convenience shop for passengers to have a place to eat or have something to bite or buy for the journey ahead.
3. They both have security offices at the station. This is the place where the security personnel is stationed and some of them patrol around in case there is an issue in the station.
5. They both offer interchange with the local transportation: this is an opportunity for passengers that are dropping either at the final destination or not, to go to their different routes in a smaller bus.
6. Both Bus Station and Rail Station can be on the ground level, underground level or elevated level. Depending on the cities landscape. The bus stations and rail stations are on any of the landscape.
7. They are both big to accommodate larger passengers from different parts of the country.
8. They have busses or trains that link different parts or moving across various states or cities. In other words, they offer interstates or city services.
9. They both Wi-Fi connections at the station.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "metaphysical." You have just been dropped off at the bottom of a mountain with your best friend to do an overnight hike. Just as your friend's father's SUV drives <span>out-of-sight, you hear a loud peal of thunder. You look at the sky: black clouds roll in quickly. This situation can most accurately be described as </span><span>metaphysical</span>
