Even though technically all of these answers are correct, I still have to pick one as the incorrect answer. So, my answer is C. an adverb can be a noun.
A and B are definitely correct - adverbs are indeed words that describe verbs and tell us more about them (he runs <u>fast</u>). D is also correct as the word really is an adverb that modifies the adjective handsome. So we are only left with C as the correct answer.
Answer:An analogy is a comparison in which one thing is compared to another that is very different from it. Some types of metaphors are simile and metaphor. As stated in the answer, the speaker compares how Mike adjusts his bike to a chess game; due to this, it is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Vehement. It's not ironic because it's straightforward. It's not casual because toiling for a week isn't something one is casual about. It's not insulting of the line "In strength excelled thee". Therefore, vehement is left, and the passion is evident throughout the text.
Your answer will be the second one
