B or Metaphor Example!
When using words like “is” and “are” normally it’s a metaphor but if you can replace the “is” with “like” turning it into a simile then it’s a metaphor. Hope that helps and makes sense :)))
<span>Johnson though being the reason for growing of English language, he was superstitious and believed in god. He never looked for praise and in fact he placed the writers of dictionaries as the people who sweat at the low employments of life. He did not consider his work as something actually great.</span>
I can barely see the questions , maybe take a better pic ?
The king had the motive to send a message to all the subjects of his kingdom that if anybody commite a crime he will also be put in the arena and will be eaten up by ferocious animals like tiger
In the story one yound man in love of the princes which is forbidden in that country as the man is not from the family of king
So the young man was put in the arena to face a tiger.
I'm going to go with "The wolves in a pack can work together with little fighting." It makes the most sense from the passage you provided. :)
