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PLEASE I DON'T UNDERSTAND​

PLEASE I DON'T UNDERSTAND​-example-1
User Peteb
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Why A is wrong: A, the fog comes on little cat feet is figurative language. Fog is a low lying cloud, a type of weather, that definitely doesn't come on little cat feet.

Why C is wrong: "The frog sat like a bump on the log in a frog". This contains simile, because it says "like". So this is figurative language, and you can cross this one out.

Why D is wrong: "Fog fell over the lake like a ghostly waterfall". Again, this is simile, because it also contains "like."

Why B is correct: Fog can appear in a harbor and a city in real life, and that's that. Its, again, a type of weather, that occurs in places like cities, towns, etc.

Hope this helps :)

-jp524

User James Clark
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Answer is b. It states a fact.
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