English, 09.04.2020 15:44 darksky4658
A bigger gust moves the vast limbs, and the sound builds slowly until the wind commands the branches to dance and the leaves to titter. (The burial ground greets the sun with a symphony.) The sentence in parenthesis is the underlined sentence
—Enrique’s Journey,
Sonia Nazario
1) What type of figurative language does the underlined sentence demonstrate? options- (A .simile) (B. Metaphor) (C. Personification)
2) What is the purpose of using this type of language in the passage?
options-(A. To show how loud and powerful the wind was)
(B. To show how sunlight moved across the land)
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