The answer is D) extended metaphor. The author employs an extended metaphor in the passage, using a multi-sentence implied comparison between the car's owner and an animal, most likely a dog. The author describes him as growling when guarding his prized possession, like a dog with his bone. He further extends the metaphor by warning that he may bite if you get too close.
I think that the car being compared to something that bites is a very strong example of: B. Personification. The reason is because, personification is when you take something that is non-human and give it human-like attributes and characteristics. That is exactly what is seen in the sentence above. Hope that helps.
The correct answer among all the other choices is C. motif. Juliet's many references to flowers are an example of Shakespeare's use of motif. Thank you for posting your question. I hope that this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
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