Answer:
This is a simile.
Explanation:
A simile is a comparison in a sentence where the words 'like' or 'as' are used. In the sentence, "as sharp as a knife," whatever the object is, is being compared to a knife because of how sharp it is. The key indicator or the 'keyword' is "as" as that immediately indicates that the sentence is a figure of speech, which is as mentioned before, a simile.
Is there a second part to the question? Or is there a picture to go with it?
Answer:
reading with an idea or context
Explanation:
or it can be reading with a question that will be answered after done readjng
Well, knowing that Anne is the lively, outspoken one and Margot is the quiet, shy one; this <span>analogy compares opposites.
Since Margot is grouped with "outspoken," Anne would be "quiet."
</span><span>Anne: quiet::Margot: outspoken
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
it says he thought it would be faster and easier
