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“Word that the Akron AWOL blew up the Chop Shop zigs like lightning through every Unwind, and disobedience erupts into a full-scale revolt”. This is an example of what type of figurative language? A: Simile
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“Word that the Akron AWOL blew up the Chop Shop zigs like lightning through every Unwind, and disobedience erupts into a full-scale revolt”. This is an example of what type of figurative language?

A: Simile
B: Metaphor
C: Idiom
D: Hyperbole

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I think it would be a Metaphor
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It is B metaphor :)
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