In “Eavesdropping,” when the author says “…my parents draped the lampshade with a sheet of the daily paper, which was tilted like a hatbrim...” what form of figurative language does she use? metaphor hyperbole

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In “Eavesdropping,” when the author says

“…my parents draped the lampshade with a sheet of the daily paper, which was tilted like a hatbrim...”

what form of figurative language does she use?

metaphor

hyperbole

imagery

simile

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I think it's simile

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Answer:

Simile

Step-by-step explanation:

"titled like a hatbrim"

Fabian Kreiser answered Oct 29, 2021

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