Answer:
C
Explanation:
Hindsight bias or <u>knew-it-all phenomenon</u> refers to a tendency for people to think about events. <u>When an event happens, people believe that they would have predicted or have known the outcome of the event</u>. It is a result of overconfidence about our prediction ability.
Here, although Niaz has had no hint to know what may happen, he believes that it was predictable.
Answer:
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Explanation:


In order to answer this question, we need to know what each of the options mean.

Used to criticize and expose people's foolishness with the uses of irony, humor, and/or exaggeration.

An exaggerated statement that is not literal.

Presented as something worse than it actually is.

Image (or imagery) describes something/someone with our five senses: seeing, hearing, touching, tasting, and smelling.
The statement "It is negative 100 degrees outside!" is not literal; it just means that it is extremely cold outside. This statement falls under the category of a hyperbole.