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As he pumped his legs furiously, the road ahead rose up and pushed back against his efforts. Which type of figurative language is used in this statement? A. Personification B. Allusion C. Hyperbole D. Oxymoron

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jazzyyaz jazzyyaz

28-03-2018

A, Personification, because you’re giving the road human-like features.

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ChloeB05 ChloeB05

28-03-2018

They used personification. Because the road can’t actually do an action. Glad to help.

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