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What kind of figurative language is in this line: “To me, Doug’s heart is good as gold.” A. onomatopoeia B. metaphor C. personification D. simile
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What kind of figurative language is in this line: “To me, Doug’s heart is good as gold.”
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onomatopoeia
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metaphor
C.
personification
D.
simile
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B its a metaphor because heart and gold are being compared and it means he had a kind and nice heart
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d. SIMILE IS USING LIKE OR AS
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