“He clasps the crag with crooked hands”? is this metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
simile

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“He clasps the crag with crooked hands”? is this metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
simile

anonymous · Answer

@Tootles143

anonymous · Answer

@Keigh2015

anonymous · Answer

Hmm? So the choices are metaphor, onomatopoeia, personification, simile. Do youu know what each of those are?

keigh2015 · Answer

I was just about to say that

anonymous · Answer

Lolz Beat ya to it ;)

keigh2015 · Answer

You know it is super easy if you know what each figurative language means @xo.madelinee

anonymous · Answer

But maybe she @Keigh2015 is confuzzled.. I know I was when I was learning this. Youu have to know the differnce really good. And the sentence coul;d also be confuzzling as well.

mizuki · Answer

i think is metaphor, i am really good at this question

keigh2015 · Answer

Onomatopoeia is the figurative language where you make the noise sounds like "boom" etc.

mizuki · Answer

is metaphor for sure

keigh2015 · Answer

Ok well i was thinking either metaphor or personification

mizuki · Answer

personification describe a thing using human trait

keigh2015 · Answer

ok then i agree metaphor