I dont know why she wants jig to stop talking but I imagine she says it over and over again to show that she is aggrivated and to make her point to show that she wants him to stop talking.
B, the snake raised up its head and struck. 'Up' doesn't need to be there.
I think its "Whose" because 'Who's" is shortened for "Who is"
Answer:
B. So you can use their language
Explanation:
The goal of using a persuasive speech or sentence is to know your type of audience and their perspective. Thus, learning their language. If you know that, you can use it in your speech so that your audience can better understand the concept of what you are talking about. Whether it is a commercial, or a TED Talk.
A metaphor is a piece of figurative language that compares two unlike things without using the terms "like" or "as". Off the bat, you can eliminate B and C, because they include these words. Option A is a piece of prose, it makes no comparisons.
The answer is D, because it compares the subject, "I" (most likely a person), to a rock (which is not a person).
