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Cathy is as cute as a kitten is an example of two types of figurative language

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Cathy is as cute as a kitten is an example of simile, and alliteration.

Cathy is being compared to a kitten, which is cute, and the word 'as' is being used to create this comparison. This makes the statement a simile.

Cathy, cute, and kitten all have the same consonant sound. This makes the statement have alliteration.

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