Which sentence best describes the meaning of the figurative language underlined in this passage?

They walked through the forest in silence. The air was cool and crisp. The trees towered above them like giants. The beauty all around made them quiet and thoughtful.

A. The metaphor comparing the trees to giants suggests that they are beautiful. B. The simile comparing the trees to giants suggests that they are very quiet. C. The simile comparing the trees to giants suggests that they are very large. D. The metaphor comparing the trees to giants suggests that they are very large.'

Your answer would be C.) The simile comparing the trees to giants suggests that they are very large

This is a simile because the sentence compares two, very different things using the word 'like'. Giants are very large creatures, and the trees in this passage are being portrayed to be as well.

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mahak08 mahak08 · Answer 2 · 2022-06-24T15:18:31+02:00

The phrase that most accurately captures the significance of the passage's figures of speech The metaphor of the trees as giants implies that they are quite big.

Thus option C is correct

What is meant by a comparison tree?

Determining if two trees are equal is a reasonably simple problem to tackle.

If the objects included at comparable nodes are the same in both trees and they have the same topology, then two trees are identical.

It is obvious that two empty trees are equal.

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