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What kind of Figurative Language is "The bar snapped like celery" besides simile?
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What kind of Figurative Language is

"The bar snapped like celery"

besides simile?

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Awnser: personification

Reason: personification is when a non-living this is given living characteristics. another example of this would be “The bench squealed like a little girl”

I hope this is correct, if not i am sorry:)
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