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Which BEST analyzes the impact of the author's use of the words "Woosh—woosh—woosh!" at the beginning of this passage?A) The words are meant to help readers imagine the speed, sight, and sound of many cyclists riding down the road.B) The words are meant to help readers imagine the balance and skill needed by the many cyclists riding down the road.C) The words are meant to help readers imagine the danger and gripping fatigue of the many cyclists riding down the road.D) The words are meant to help readers imagine the determination of all of the past cyclists since the first Tour de France.

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Answer: A

Step-by-step explanation:

The use of written sound effects, or onamonapia, is a figurative language used to help the reader visualize the sound, and in this case, the speed of the bikers in the scene.

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