Answer:
That repetitive saying:<em><u> Don't judge a book by it's cover.</u></em>
The Lion underestimated the mouse because of his size. When the mouse promised he was going to repay the lion, he though he was full of it.
The lion was wrong about the mouse. Even though the mouse is small and the lion is big, doesn't mean the mouse cannot do anything to help the lion.
Size doesn't matter. It's how somebody helps you.
Answer:
Figurative language is when you use a word/phrase that you are not using with its regular meaning. Some types are metaphorical, similes, and personified.
Explanation:
An example would be, She is drowning in a see of sadness (metaphor)
Suzy noticed the strength of the waves and felt them growing stronger every minute. The pronoun is the name of the person so in this case "Suzy".
Sea stars can survive without an arm (though they eventually grow back) as can humans.
It might be c or d is not then sorry
