Which figure of speech uses the words like or as to compare one subject to another?

A.

simile

B.

metaphor

C.

alliteration

D.

personification

In "The World Is Too Much With Us," the speaker believes that - a. worldly striving wastes people's talents and energy b. the world is still ruled by the ancient Greek deities c. the love of nature stops people from examining their own lives d.

Who does Simone call when they are in Orvieto and why does Cassie think she made that call?

When should you cite sources for your supporting materials used in your speeches?

This show which character trait of samneric lord of the flies

Why does the metaphor in the line"it withers quicker than the rose" imply?

Based on this satirical excerpt, what is most likely to be true about the author? A. He believes England is facing difficult economic times. B. He does not believe gentlemen should wear boots during the summer. C.

Based on the etymological information, What is the meaning of the word tectonic?

The comparative form of adjectives compares A. At least a dozen different items. B. The past to the present. C. Two things or people. D. More than two things or people.

What is the rhyme scheme of this verse? Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky

The ___ poets celebrated the pleasures and woes of life. a) metaphysical b) cavalier c) dramatic d) puritan