I would say understatement, i guess it could be sarcastic, but I've never learned sarcasm as figuritive language, if it was my question I would say understatement.
<span>The sentence that uses a contraction or possessive form incorrectly is A. I can't believe your going to be in high school next year. The mistake here is the word your - it should be you're, because that is short for you are, and your is a pronoun denoting possession: your cat, your dog, but You're wrong, meaning You are wrong.The remaining sentences have no mistakes in them. </span>
A hero, in my opinion, is someone you can look up to and appreciate for their talents and the challenges they have conquered. Jackie Robinson, a baseball legend and civil rights activist, is my hero.
Jackie Roosevelt Robinson is my idol because he is a fantastic man who is ambitious, determined, and daring. I appreciate him for his tenacity and effect on America despite the difficulties he endured.
He was adamant about becoming the first black baseball player in the modern era, and he did so with bravery and patience. Jackie Robinson never gave up despite the taunts and threats he faced.He was an admirable figure because he was brave, fearless, and nice. Jackie Robinson, in my opinion, is one of baseball's most influential and amazing figures.
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<em><u>i changed it into my own words :)</u></em>
