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Musya8 [376]
3 years ago
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MARKING AS BRAINLIEST! LAST ATTEMPT! ( Read the sentences. Write the first letter of the type of figurative language used in eac

h sentence. Provide reasoning.)

English
1 answer:
Anastasy [175]3 years ago
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Answer:

1) Personification - Giving the wind a human quality by saying it is whistling.

2) Hyperbole - Emphasizing that they are hungry by exaggerating how much they could eat.

3) Simile - Comparing how quiet she is to a mouse using the word "as."

4) Hyperbole - Exaggerating the number of times they told them.

5) Metaphor - Saying his face open like a book you the word "was."

6) Simile - Comparing his strength to an ox using the word "as"

7) Personification - Giving the stars the human quality of them looking downwards.

8) Alliteration - Multiple words in a row beginning with the letter "P."

9) Metaphor - Comparing his bedroom to a pig's sty using the word "is."

10) Simile - Comparing her to a picture using the word "as."

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