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A figure of speech that gives human characteristics to that which is not living. a. personification b. idiom c. irony d. hyperbole
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A figure of speech that gives human characteristics to that which is not living.

a. personification
b. idiom
c. irony
d. hyperbole

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A. Personification

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It is A. Personification
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