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5. The wind was as loud as a freight train roaring past the windows Which phrase, if substituted for the underlined simile in the sentence, would change it to a metaphor? A) Quickly C) Blowing like a freight
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5. The wind was as loud as a freight train roaring past the windows

Which phrase, if substituted for the underlined simile in the sentence, would
change it to a metaphor?
A) Quickly
C) Blowing like a freight train
B) A loud freight train
D) Like a monster

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Answer: C

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