I guess it is identity and finding who you really are. Please Mark Brainliest!
A metaphor is a piece of figurative language that compares two unlike things without using the terms "like" or "as". Off the bat, you can eliminate B and C, because they include these words. Option A is a piece of prose, it makes no comparisons.
The answer is D, because it compares the subject, "I" (most likely a person), to a rock (which is not a person).
11. C
12. B
13. B
14. A
15. C
16. A
17. B
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A. They do. A conjunction joins group of words together.
B. They could, provided that the pronouns agree with compound antecedents joined by correlative conjunctions.
C. Coordinating conjuctions join clauses.
D. Each item on a list isn't joined by a conjuction. It probably would on the last two things written down.
The answer is D.
Answer: Many hackers want to slip a virus on your computer. Once installed, a virus can record everything you type and send it back to the hacker. It can send out spam e-mail or attack other computers.
Explanation:Once installed, a virus can record everything you type and send it back to the hacker. It can send out spam e-mail or attack other computers.
