Document A and Document B can contain anything in them, but they can have a lot of similarities but also contain certain differences which makes them both <em>distinct and unique.</em>
As a result of this, we can see that some sources have <em>many similarities</em> in them, but they also have differences.
For <em>example</em>, we can see that an autobiography talking about the <em>life of Mahatma Gandhi</em> and a newspaper article which wrote about him would have some similarities about the life of Gandhi, but they would also have differences because they are obviously written from different points of view.
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Answer:
A glove on Juliet's hand so he could touch her cheek.
Explanation:
The classes were all held (verb) in the morning (adverb).
Work began (verb) promptly at nine o’clock (adverb).
The students found the illustrations (noun) of the problem (adjective) interesting and helpful.
Teachers located materials (noun) on different topics (adjective).
Classes (noun) like these (adjective) kept the students busy
B is not an example of a metaphor
