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Which is an example of figurative language? Definition Evidence Metaphor Claim
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Which is an example of figurative language?
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A Metaphor is the answer
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The correct answer is a metaphor. A metaphor is not meant to be taken seriously. The other options are a definition, claim, or evidence, which all can be taken literally. Hope this helps!
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