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The figure of speech that uses likeor asto compare two unrelated subjects is called _____ metaphor. simile. alliteration. personification.
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The figure of speech that uses likeor asto compare two unrelated subjects is called _____
metaphor.
simile.
alliteration.
personification.
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The figure of speech that uses like or as to compare two unrelated subject is called a simile
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the answer is b. simile
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