The expression ''plastered on each of their face like a death mask'' illustrates.

a

alliteration and metaphor

b

simile and personification

c

personification and alliteration

d

metaphor and simile

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DanielEchoda
9 years ago

B should be the answer. How on earth can Simile and Metaphor both be in the same sentence?

Sophia30
9 years ago

i guess they are collect

Mordi123
1 year ago

it should be personification and simile because personification means giving an animate feature to an inanimate thing
'a deadpan look plastered on their faces' says it all
realistically, a deadpan look can't plaster on a person's face but literally it can and that's why it's personification ☝️

Stangazy
2 months ago

the correct answer is personification and simile because in the sentence there is no metaphor is not possible to put metaphor and simile together in one sentence

Stangazy
3 months ago

personification a d simile is the answer

Sophia30
9 years ago

it should be B

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