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The correct answer is C. extended metaphor.
Metaphor on its own is a comparison (without using words such as like or as). However, when that comparison spreads throughout a text or a poem, it is referred to as extended metaphor.
Attitude is your tone; connotation refers to your thoughts and opinions about a particular word; figurative meaning is the use of figures of speech, such as metaphor, hyperbole, etc.
The passage is not provided but from the dictionary entry where the Latin meaning of the prefix com- is shown to be with or together, the word compromise will mean;
The word compromise entails the method of settling differences when the different parties reach an agreement. Normally, when there is a disagreement all parties tend to stick to their guns.
But when a compromise is reached, the individual parties agree to something that will end the feud between them.
Thus the word that most effectively describes the meaning of compromise is 'agreement'.
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An apostrophe is this little punctuation mark ' that is used to combine words or show possession. The answer to this question would be false, because it is asking if a quote is an apostrophe.
