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Hello. You did not give the context to which this question is related, which makes it difficult to create an answer with accuracy. but I will help you in the best possible way.

1. Before choosing an option, it is necessary that you evaluate the one that is most capable of solving the questions you have, in addition to evaluating the consequences that this choice will provide, reflecting if the benefits are greater than the harm.

2. The ability to resolve an issue and the consequences should be the things that help most in making a decision. For this reason, it is important that before an option is chosen, there is a process of reflection on the situation as a whole.

3. It is important that a decision promotes the general good. That is why it is so important to think about the consequences. To prevent a choice from doing harm to you or some people, everyone should make it clear what they want to happen.

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I know it's a little late ,but I wanted to explain so the figurative language in this sentence is "She looked down at her legs,

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"Figurative language is where you compare two things without using like or as."

Figurative language is not when you compare two things using like or as....what you said here, is a simile, and a simile is also a type of figurative language.

Figurative language is some type of figure of speech. It's something you can use to express comparison between things, it adds clarity to what you are saying, and something many people use in their writing to make it interesting.

Example of figurative languages are....

Simile (comparison between two things using like or as)

Ex: Avery is fast as a lightning bolt.

Metaphor (comparison between two things without using like or as)

Ex: Avery's a lightning bolt.

Personification (giving human characteristics to a non-human thing)

Ex: The tree was dancing in the wind.

Hyperbole (exaggeration of something)

Ex: The feather weighed 1 million pounds

Onomatopoeia (the formation of a word)

Ex: Oink, Meow, Moo, Honk, BOOM

But thx for explaining as well!

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