You didn't underline anything. However, I can see that there are two prepositions in this sentence, and those are the words <em>into </em>and <em>of, </em>which means those are definitely underlined here.
An object of a preposition refers to words which follow a particular preposition. So, having this in mind, the word that follows into is crowd, and the word that follows of is soldiers. The correct answer is crowd; soldiers.
Answer:
They used personification to make the truck seem mean and violent.
Explanation:
As you can see in the sentence above, the author used the adjectives "loud" and "aggressive" to characterize the truck that hit the narrator. However, a truck is an object, an inanimate being and the adjectives "tall" and "aggressive" are characteristics associated with human beings. However, when the author uses these adjectives to characterize the truck, it allows the reader to have a feeling that the truck is cruel, without manners and violent.
The personification is the figure of speech that has this ability to associate human characteristics with inanimate objects to make these objects appear in a certain way. In this case, we can say that the author used impersonation to make the truck look cruel and violent.
The answer is C. It is the only one that has two sided arguments.
