According to my research on various linguistic professionals, I can say that based on the information provided within the question this is an example of a Metaphor. This term refers to a comparison of one thing with another totally different thing, and is usually done to make illustrate a vivid description. In this situation the simile is the comparison of the tennis racket to her family.
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Transition is the literary device used when it is necessary for the author to use a word, or an expression, that connects two different thoughts expressed in the same sentence or in the same paragraph, allowing the text to have a pleasant fluidity and that the narrative is coherent and consistent .
In the passage shown in the question above, the expression "Just as" is used as a transition, because it allows the coherent connection between the two different ideas presented in the rest of the paragraph.
As he gains intelligence, Charlie realizes his co-workers, including Joe and Frank, seem afraid of him and are not so friendly anymore. Finally, Charlie recognizes that Frank and Joe used to laugh at him and never were his real friends. He feels foolish for being deceived by them.
I personally think it might be D but I could be wrong and it might be c so I suggest go with C first then D or if you want you can go D first then C its all up to you! :) <3
