The answer for this problem would be J. Innocent should stay as “innocent”, there doesn’t need to be a comma after today and the comma is acting just fine in the place it is in.
“Grandma Nancy is older than the hills” is the hyperbole
This is a metaphor.
Similies use "as" or "like" to explicitly denote a comparison and personifications give human-like characteristics to animals, objects, or concepts.
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Unclear question. However, I infer you want to know where the text is taken from.
Answer:
The Golden Kite, The Silver Wind
Explanation:
The text is gotten from the book "The Golden Kite, The Silver Wind" by Ray Bradbury.
This short story is recognised for its commentary about the Cold War often emphasizing role of nuclear weapon during the Cold War.