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What type of figurative language does this sentence contain "the cheerful lion set under the cactus tree and practice growling so he could impress his friends: Grr-agh, Grr-agh, Grr-agh." A. Idiom b. Hyperbole
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What type of figurative language does this sentence contain "the cheerful lion set under the cactus tree and practice growling so he could impress his friends: Grr-agh, Grr-agh, Grr-agh."

A. Idiom
b. Hyperbole
c. Simile
d. Personification

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It’s Personification .
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