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A. Fill in the blank in each example with the correct figurative language from the box below.

English

1 answer:

BlackZzzverrR [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. simile - "mad as a bull" is a simile because it compares one object to another using "like/as"

2. im not sure

3. personification - "cellphone crawled" is personification because you are giving an inanimate object the ability to perform an action done by living organisms.

4. im not sure

5. irony

6. simile "red as a tomato" uses like/as to compare two things

7. irony - it is ironic that rafael tried to climb the tree to get a kite but then got stuck trying to do so

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