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Which of the following techniques is a specific type of figurative language? I. conceit II. personification III. metonymy A.) I, II, and III B.) I only C.) I and III D.) II and III
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Which of the following techniques is a specific type of figurative language?

I. conceit

II. personification

III. metonymy


A.) I, II, and III

B.) I only

C.) I and III

D.) II and III

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Your answer is B, Conceit is pride in one's self therefore that is incorrect, and Metonymy is an object and its place. 
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I think the answer is B.
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