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“Give me a place to stand, Archimedes said, “and I can move the world.” These words show which figurative language? A. paradox B. satire C. simile D. metaphor
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I think it would be satire
I think it is a metaphor. What Archimedes means that given the right tools - like a lever , for instance, we can achieve greater things than is to be expected. 'Moving the world' is a metaphor for these achievements.
but a metaphor is coming two things without using like or as
its a simile
similes use like or as
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so it has to be a metaohor
*metaphor
well i don't think its satire I think a metaphor is the most likely.
actually it might be a paradox, because he can't stand anywhere if he moves the world.
ha! good point!
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