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Hawthorne suggests the trees are "alive" in "Young Goodman Brown." What is this an example of? A. onomatopoeia B. anthropomorphism C. alliteration D. Personi…

Hawthorne suggests the trees are "alive" in "Young Goodman Brown." What is this an example of? A. onomatopoeia B. anthropomorphism C. alliteration D. Personi…
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Hawthorne suggests the trees are "alive" in "Young Goodman Brown." What is this an example of?

A. onomatopoeia
B. anthropomorphism
C. alliteration
D. Personification
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Answer: D. Personification

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