Read the passages given and answer the questions in complete sentences to identify the literary techniques used.

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Answer:Passage: Also, he gives the impression that it was only he who really climbed it on his own, and that he then practically pulled me, so that I “finally collapsed exhausted at the top, like a giant fish when it has just been hauled from the sea after a terrible struggle.” Since then I have heard plenty about that “fish,” and I admit I do not like it.

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Everest—the prestige of Everest AND Nor is it for Hillary

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