The poem uses symbolism (a summer day is a symbol of beuty), imagery (the poet describes flowers shaking in the wind) and simile (an explicit comparison, instead of an implict one which would be a metaphor). There is no personification, since the wind does not assume human qualities, and since the comparison is explicit it should be classified as a simile, not a metaphor.
Answer:
C, thinks the girls fight too much
Explanation:
From what we see here, it makes the most sense.
The landform that may have influenced the Bantu people to migrate south is the Sahara Desert. The Sahara receives very little rainfall each year. In fact, less that 10 inches per year is normal. This makes water sources very scarce in the area. Also, because of the lack of water and rich soil, vegetation is sparse. These factors would have made it an easy decision for the Bantu's to head Southward.
3. The man spoke in a fiery and vulgar manner.
