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The answer is: A. Simile

Simile is the explicit comparison of two different kinds of things to make a description more powerful and intense. It uses words such as like and as, and verb similar to resemble.

In excerpt from Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach," the narrator is talking to his wife or lover, and makes use of simile to compare the world to a land of dreams.

Kipish [7]3 years ago

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It would be a simile

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