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PLEASE HELP!! What figure of speech does
Wharton use in the passage
below from Paragraph 43 of
April Showers?
She bent her head under the
coming storm of his derision.
A. metaphor -- the comparison of two
unlike things
B. simile -- two unlike things are
compared using "like" or "as"
C. personification -- an object or idea is
given human-like qualities

Sagot :

C? Storms can’t be derisive unless they’re people-like all of a sudden
nascarfan67

Answer: A

it be Metaphor

Explanation:

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