Question

Sally sat in her room looking angrily at her computer screen. She tried to move her computer's mouse. To her dissatisfaction, the arrow on the computer screen remained motionless. "Ugh!" she exclaimed. Her older sister Bethany looked at her with a puzzling looking on her face and asked, "What wrong, sis?" "My computer hates me," Sally replied. "My project is due in the morning. And now the computer is frozen. If I try restarting it, I'll lose everything I've worked on in the last hour." "That doesn't sound good. Have you not been saving your work all this time?" Bethany asked. Frowning, Sally said, "No." "You're welcome to use my laptop if you need to," Bethany offered. "Thanks, I may just take you up on that," Sally said, looking somewhat relieved. Which of these sentences from the passage make the computer seem human? A. Sally sat in her room looking angrily at her computer screen. B. "You're welcome to use my laptop if you need to," Bethany offered. C. "My computer hates me," Sally replied. D. She tried to move her computer's mouse.

Answer 1

The sentence 'My computer hates me,' from the provided passage which is given in Option C will be the correct option as it uses personification to give the computer human-like characteristics, which is a common literary device.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence that makes the computer seem human is C. "My computer hates me," Sally replied. This personification attributes human-like emotions to the computer, suggesting that it has the capability to feel animosity toward Sally. Personification is a literary device where non-human objects are given human characteristics or feelings to create imagery, which Sally uses here to express her frustration with the computer.

Answer 2

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Because a computer cant hate you