Answer: similes, metaphors, symbolism
Similes: “like a traveling circus” “like door-to-door christmas carolers”
Metaphors: “People who were once blue, who slouched from carrying a bag of misery over one shoulder” “until the virus finally reachers your heart”
Symbolism: “that red house at the end of the block where your deepest wishes reside” “The disease”
Answer:
where someone is mad at someone
Explanation:
Answer:
theme
Explanation:
it's not the other options
The correct answer is option letter C. Taken from the public speech called "<em>I Have a Dream</em>" by Martin Luther King Jr., the life of poverty many African-Americans led during the 1960s is compared to <u>a lonely island</u>. Dr. King used this metaphor to explain how African-Americans were isolated and set apart from the rest of the society like a lonely island in the middle of “a vast ocean of material prosperity” as he explains.