B is the answer
it sounds the smartest and its grammar is correct
Answer:
direct metaphor
Explanation:
Direct metaphor is a literary device that shows one thing or distinct quality as something else.
It is different from a simile because a simile makes use of "like" and "as" to compare two distinct things.
A direct metaphor can say "He is a lion" while a simile would say "He is like a lion".
Direct metaphor openly reveals one thing as something else.
I believe the correct answer is the second choice: <span>We walked through the Red Oak Nature Center today; it was surprising how many bicyclists were there.
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Answer:
A line in a poem is very similar to a sentence in an essay.
Explanation:
Both are building blocks to the final product: the poem or the essay.
Answer:
A and D
Explanation:
Definitely A and also we get a further insight on how the characters are through their dialogue therefore I'm saying A and D if its multiple choice. If not then just do a. Good luck :)
