The statement best explains the simile in this excerpt is option C which is Cyclops’ effort to move the stone is compared to a simple task, showing his strength.
<h3>What is simile?</h3>
Simile is a type of figure of speech that uses as or like to make comparison between two objects or individual in a sentence. There is comparison on the efforts applied to achieve the task.
Therefore, The statement best explains the simile in this excerpt is option C because there is comparison about cyclops efforts and the things he performed to accomplish the task.
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This excerpt belongs to The Odyssey. The plot:
"Ten years have gone since the fall of Troy, and the Greek legend Odysseus still has not come back to his kingdom in Ithaca. An expansive and rambunctious horde of suitors who have to invade Odysseus' royal residence and looted his territory keep on pursuing his significant other, Penelope. She has stayed reliable to Odysseus. Sovereign Telemachus, Odysseus' child, needs frantically to toss them out yet does not have the certainty or experience to battle them. One of the suitors, Antinous, plans to kill the youthful ruler, disposing of the main restriction to their domain over the royal residence."
I think it's personification because it's not comparing anything.
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be sure to mind your P's and Q's
This quote means that humans can always find a flaw in someone else in order to make themselves bigger than others. People refuse to let go of flaws, they believe in an idea of perfection and so we say blue eyed blondes are beautiful versus saying we are all beautiful in our own way.
In simpler terms, we refuse to see our differences as perfect.
