True bookworm is it a simile. B) hyperbole. C) a paradox. D) a metaphor.

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sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago

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I think the answer is a hyperbole because it doesnt have any like or as

ivann1987 [24]3 years ago

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It’s a metaphor, a simile contains like it as, just as the person above pointed out, but a metaphor is calling it something. For example, “her smile is like sunshine” is a simile, but “her smile is the sun” is a metaphor. It can’t be a hyperbole because there is no exaggerating. If it were a sentence such as “she smiled brighter than a million suns” than it would be a hyperbole. It’s not extremely absurd or anything, so it isn’t a paradox either.

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