The answer is C.
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similes and personification
The purpose of using
figurative language, as opposed to literal language, is as follows: the
use of figurative speech allows the reader to imagine what the author
means when he writes a sentence or a statement. Figurative speech adds
strength and depth to an authored work. A good example of figurative
speech is the following:
The literal version is: The sun rose at 4:45 am.
The figurative version could be something along the lines of:
<span>The girl stood and watched as a golden globe rose out of the sea.
</span>
<u>Answer:
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This passage from the Marbury v. Madison Supreme Court ruling illustrates the judicial principle that a U.S. law cannot be enforced if it conflicts with the Constitution.
<u>Explanation:
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- Any law intended to be passed or already passed by Congress should inevitably comply with the United States Constitution in order to continue to function as a valid law.
- A law that clashes with the principles of the Constitution is declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court through initiated or suo moto judicial review.