<span>The use of grossly overstated language to emphasize a characteristic of something or someone is called</span> hyperbole.
Answer: D
Explanation: Although I don't know the context of the story, I believe that D is the only reasonable answer. It wouldn't be A because that makes her seem like a player, don't think it's B because it wouldn't make sense, and I don't think it's C because I'm not sure what the story is about.
Answer:
A. a noble or duke,family friend
B: Connecting Objects
The subject is Zuri, the verbs are study and practice, and the object is the guitar. The connection between the two actions is 'or'.
It is C: Howard, Beth . "how to save your own life"...
I think it's this answer because you always have to put the name of the person in the article , tittle and the date that article was published and the pages you printed.
