There's no answer choices, but a simile would be comparing two different things using "like" or "as". So if one of the answer choices has one of those words it's probably your answer.
Hi=hello=bonjour
<u>hi means hi when you talk to a friend
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But your question has no information
D, by translating a word into code as an example
Sefu is writing a <u>Problem - Solution</u> speech.
The three-pronged speaking pattern is known as the problem-cause-solution proposal.
The speaker begins by outlining(problem) the issue that they notice.
The speaker continues by outlining what are believed to be the root causes of the issue.
The speaker then suggests a fix(solution) for the issue that addresses the root causes.
Here Sefu is writing a speech about the problem i.e." <em>his school board is going to cut funding for the arts."</em>
He also provides the solution in his speech( we are not given the whole speech but we can conclude that he is going to give us the solution in his speech) i.e.<em> "what members of the community can do to prevent cuts from happening." </em>
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To learn more about Problem - Solution here:
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