The answer is B, because if it says that "Martin luther king voice had a strong power over the audience" that obviously means he was speaking and a very dominant tone which means all eyes and ears where peered upon him.
I would presume it's a metaphor or a simile.
1. A detail that is not needed is called <u>irrelevant</u> information. Is called irrelevant because if omitted, the detail might not change the meaning and the porpuse of the sentence.
2. A detail that is connected to the main idea is called <u>supporting</u> information. A detail supports an idea when it complements the idea instead of adding extra information to emphasize or clarify the idea, it is also important that an extra detail could be omitted.
3. "Moons remind me of the Twilight saga" is an example of irrelevant information from the passage. Due to the fact that the twilight is the time when the moon is getting ready to rise, so, it is reduntant to talk about moon and twilight.
Nouns are people, places, or things.
