Explain the difference between a metaphor and a simile and give an example of each
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A metaphor is an implied comparison of two things that are similar in some vital way, whereas a simile is a more direct comparison that includes the word like or as.The sentence "He's a dirty snake" is an example of a metaphor.The sentence"Life is like a rollercoaster ride, full of ups and downs" is an example of a simile.
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John Peter Zenger was:
a. an untalented writer b. a dupe for those who wanted to assault Boston's leaders c. disturbed with authoritarian rule in Europe d. charged with criminal libel e.all of these choices
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A. Greater participation B. Less absenteeism C. Better outcomes D. More possible solutions presented
Categorize the four style elements used to produce strong broadcast copy, and relate to what they mean relative to the phrase “writing for the ear.”
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