In this excerpt from The Tyranny of Things by Elisabeth Woodbridge Morris, what are two ways that the author uses
language to express her point of view?
A . The author uses descriptive language to detail how people come to acquire so many meaningless possessions.
B . The author uses comparison to make the reader understand the difference between portraits and albums.
C . The author uses descriptive language to describe different possessions and explain why people like to collect them.
D. The author uses figurative language to convey that our houses have become places where we dump all the things
that we have collected.
E . The author uses comparison to convey that houses and souvenirs are similar in that both are useful to people.