Answer:
Imagery.
Explanation:
Imagery is the use of figurative language that helps readers imagine the scene or characters in a story. In other words, imagery is the sensory details that help readers understand and imagine the scene or the picture of what the author is talking about in a particular scene of a story.
In the given passage from "The Crab that Played With the Sea", supposing the underlined words are<em> "talking together",</em> <em>"scuttled off sideways and stepped into the sea"</em>, these words are an example of imagery. It depicts the actions that happened in the story and helps the readers visualize the particular scene.
Thus, the correct answer is imagery.
Showing the poet how life is meant to be lived
Answer:
it could be about the relationship between a mother and her child
Personification
explanation- life like features are given to an object that is not alive. (leaping of water)
