The answer to the question is D because it uses a simile.
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As sugar became increasingly available to the English, they wanted to acquire even more of it.
In the passage from "Sugar Changed the World," the authors make reference to the English growing desire for sugar. For example, King Henry III first asked for three pounds of sugar in 1226, then he requested four more pounds of it to a mayor, and finally obtained three hundred pounds in 1243. Later, after Venice enlarged sugar trade, the English could purchase thousands of pounds of sugar every year.
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“The scientist looks for the common among the varied. He separates the essential from the superfluous. And this is what Sancho Panza does continuously. He seeks sensible answers to Don Quixote’s nonsense”.-Jorge Wagensberg-The Don Quixote effect in habitus. For Pierre Bourdieu, the Don Quixote effect is found within his theory on habitus.
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