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Looking Out for Others: Allegory in "Aunty Misery"

Question 2 • FL-1001040-M/J Language Arts 2 B

Which excerpt has the greatest hyperbole?

Answer

A

The pear tree stood tall in the garden, waving her shady branches.

B

Leaves fell like confetti when the children scrambled up the tree.

C

The doctor’s office was empty as a tomb for months and months.

D

The children climbed higher than the sun’s rays that afternoon.

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