It is always clear when someone is using a metaphor.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Metaphors are a type of analogy. In such analogies, it is not made explicit that an analogy is being made. This can be particularly difficult if a text comes from an unfamiliar culture or time, since this might make it difficult to understand the author's intentions.
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A. A • (B ? C) ? (A • B) ? (A • C) B. A ? (B • C) ? (A ? B) • (A ? C) C. (A ? B) • C ? C • (A ? B) D. (A ? B) • C ? C • (B ? A)
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What will be an ideal response?