Some of the ways a person can use exaggerations or hyperbole are:
- I ate a mountain of chips this morning
- He is as big as a house!
- I am so hungry, I can eat an elephant
A person can be ignorant of a thing but still be loud and brazen when talking to cover for his incompetence and this shows that the person "blows hot air"
<h3>What is Exaggeration?</h3>
This refers to the use of words in an overstated manner to create a dramatic effect or to show the severity of a situation,..
Hence, we can see that based on the use of exaggeration, a person can make use of this to make a point and some examples are given above.
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I’m pretty sure that it’s B, metaphor. the other ones just don’t make sense
Personification is when you make it seem like a nonliving object is a living thing. For example: The wind blew her breath on the field. The wind is seemed to be a person blowing on a field.
A simile is when you compare two things, usually using the words LIKE or AS Quick like a fox.
Plot is the storyline of a writing.
Character is a person in the story, or what is used to describe the character.
Answer:
C would be the best answer!
Explanation:
It talks about the intelligence of a dog and how they are ranked.
It's the lesson the author is trying to teach you ,so it's another word for theme
