IT is not a analogy so it has to be a category.
The sentence which is the most objective is <span>A. My mother taught Italian lessons at the community center.
</span>It is a fact, therefore it is objective. The other sentences are somebody's opinions - stupid sisters, crazy Greek family, a real pain - these words show that it is someone's opinion, which is subjective, not objective.
Answer:
Unlike Bernard, he is well liked and respected. Though he and Bernard share a dislike of the World State, Helmholtz condemns it for radically different reasons. Bernard dislikes the State because he is too weak to fit the social position he has been assigned; Helmholtz because he is too strong.
Simile: life is like a box of chocolates
Hyperbole: he ran for an eternity
Metaphor: ping pong was his life
Allusion: the world is just waiting for you to go enjoy it
Personification: maybe Forrest grump had it right about life
