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The line "And Alice spins on, a tornado in flight" is a good example of what literary device? OA. metaphor OB. hyperbole OC. simile OD. personification
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The line "And Alice spins on, a tornado in flight" is a good example of what literary device? OA. metaphor OB. hyperbole OC. simile OD. personification
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The “helping words” are missing so I believe this line is a Metaphor.
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