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The device would be a metaphor because the phrase is comparing headmasters to giants without using the words like or as
Anthropo- relates to human, whereas osteo- relates to bone. The word anthropo- comes from the Greek word "anthropos" meaning human being. And the word osteo- comes from the English word osteo- meaning bone. An example with the word anthropo- is anthropology, which means the study of humans. An example with osteo- is osteoporosis which means porous or brittle bones.
<span>D. Consider how somebody would have to work to solve a huge number of math problem an one hour.
Feverishly tells you how frantically someone works. It is not a synonym or antonym of problem. Also since feverishly ends in -ly you can assume it's an adverb so it needs to describe an action.
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