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A new celebrity did a great job with her first TV interview. An entertainment reporter said that she was as cool as a cucumber during her interview. What is the effect of the simile used in second sentence?
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A new celebrity did a great job with her first TV interview. An entertainment reporter said that she was as cool as a cucumber during her interview.

What is the effect of the simile used in second sentence?
A.
to show that the celebrity was cold in the interview
B.
to show that the celebrity was calm and not nervous
C.
to show that the celebrity was very popular
D.
to show that the celebrity was eating in the interview

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B

Explanation:Because cool as a cucumber mean you are very calm

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