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Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow. What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence? A. Action Verbs B. An Idiom C. Synonyms D. A Simile
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Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow.

What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence?

A. Action Verbs

B. An Idiom

C. Synonyms

D. A Simile

User Tony Bogdanov
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simile because it is comparing drifts or snow while using the word "like"
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Answer:

D. It is a similie.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is comparing dust and snow.

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