1. "The trees' leaves waved in the wind" This is personification, the translation would be that the leaves are simply swaying as the wind is moving across.
2. "The girl giggled evilly like hyenas stalking their prey" This is a simile, it uses "as" or "like".
3. "He was basically a roadrunner in the race!" Metaphor is like a simile, but it doesn't use "as" or "like".
I would say b. Time, d. Location, and f. Atmosphere.
<span>Jim stops frozen in his tracks. His reaction is probably that he thinks he may have entered the wrong apartment by mistake. He doesn't even recognize his wife at first. He thinks he is looking at a stranger, and he doesn't understand what this strange woman is doing in his apartment and what has become of Della.
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We can see that the things a theme reveals are:
- A truth about human life or human nature.
- The writer's attitude toward the world.
<h3>What is a theme?</h3>
A theme refers to the main lesson or idea that the author wants the reader to get from the story or from the poem. Theme helps readers understand what the author or poet is trying to communicate.
We can actually see that a theme reveals a truth about human life or human nature and also reveals the writer's attitude toward the world.
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