Question

Witch sentence contains both simile and personification?

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Personification is a type of figurative language where the writer gives something that is not alive, lifelike qualities

so for example: the wind howled in the night

or the lightning danced through the clouds

wind cannot technically howl and lightning cannot literally dance but these descriptive words give the reader a picture in their brain of the situation.

a simile is a form of figurative language where you compare something to something different while using the words either "like" or "as"

this can give the reader an idea of what something might be like.

for example: it was as light as a feather or you are as cute as a kitten

technically the person being described is not an actual kitten obviously but comparing them to a kitten gives the reader an idea of how cute they are

make sure in similes, it includes the words either like or as. otherwise it is actually a metaphor

Answer 2

Answer:

Our family picnic ended when the heavy rain decided to pay us a visit.

Explanation:

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