Momma's horrible snake-woman voice came out again and said, 'If you ever, ever . . . '
A metaphor is a comparison of two things without using like or as. In this sentence Momma's voice is being compared to that of a snake-woman. It is showing her disappointment in whatever her child did. The other options are all similes. They compare two things, just like a metaphor, but they use the word "like" which is indicative of a simile.
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Waverly's mother threatens to throw out the chess set and then reprimands her for losing the pieces, in addition to the already missing pieces.
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4/d) the last one is the best one that supports the idea that the narrator feels lonely in her new school
every one was amazed about him surviving it
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Planes use their engines and propellers to propel them forward
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