Figurative language is where it’s not literally like say my head is going to explode that would be figurative because your head wouldn’t explode unless you put a gun or have explosives and I don’t know about the other question so sorry about that.
Either one A. Or C. They both would
People were terrified of her dog because his fluffy coat made him look enormous, but he was really just enthusiastic rather than <u>(A) aggressive.</u>
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- Unless you are anthropomorphizing, just one of these adjectives—aggressive—would you likely choose to describe a dog (attirbuting human characteristics to animals or objects).
- If I used the word assertive in relation to a dog, it would probably be used as a close synonym for enthusiastic (note that I have never heard it done and cannot see doing it myself).
- An aggressive dog is undoubtedly one that is prepared to fight.
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- When a person is focused, resolute, and unafraid to express their wants, they are said to be assertive.
- When you are unwilling to smile at someone, you are described as sullen. It is simply impossible in this situation.
- When someone is rude and in a poor mood, they employ the word "surly," which is not.
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Our behavior and interaction is a reflection of our convictions and accepted principles, and they determine us based on our actions towards others, which again depends on what we want and what not, what we strive for and what our ambitions and goals are.
