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In line 15, the phrase, "But mine is all as hungry as the sea," contains: A. hyperbole. B. metaphor. C. synecdoche. D. onomatopoeia. O E. internal rhyme.
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In line 15, the phrase, "But mine is all as hungry as the sea," contains:

A. hyperbole.
B. metaphor.
C. synecdoche.
D. onomatopoeia.
O E. internal rhyme.

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I think the answer is (B) metaphor

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