The correct answer is option C. Barking and biting the air.
Explanation:
Here we can see an example of alliteration.
Alliteration is a rhetorical figure that consists of the repetition of sounds present in adjacent or nearby words.
It has the virtue of attracting attention and causing an effect of musicality and sound.
In simple terms, alliteration relates words that offer a partial identity of sounds to each other. If these are reproduced or are equivalent to other sounds or noise, an onomatopoeia occurs.
Answer: An important event to me is when I found out I passed my exam to go to my next grade. I was so excited. It was an amazing experience! I celebrated by going out to eat. It is a moment in my life I will never forget.
Making inferences is a reading strategy that allows you take the knowledge you already have and apply it in this new situation by "reading in between the lines"
