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asher’s heart drummed a rapid cadence on the snare drum of his chest as he walked to the door. a. metaphor b. simile c. hyperbole d. none of the above
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asher’s heart drummed a rapid cadence on the snare drum of his chest as he walked to the door. a. metaphor b. simile c. hyperbole d. none of the above

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it's a simile because a simile a coparison between two things that are not alike and replaces a word with another word. Also uses the words, like or as.


hopefully this will help
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