[ Figurative Language ]
Giving non-human objects human qualities
A. alliteration
B. hyperbole
C. personification
D. simile
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A. John
B. wrote
C. a
D. lengthy
E. report
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I asked my mom, “Did you finish the book yet?”
A. I asked my mom what I had finished the book yet
B. I asked my mom If I had finished the book yet
C. I asked my mom If I finished the book yet
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A. at
B. in
C. on
D. for
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Our generation is fortunate …… born in an age neither too materialistic nor too romantic.
A. to have been
B. being
C. to being
D. to be
E. be