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The clouds are like fluffy puffs of cotton in the sky.
Which option best interprets the meaning of the simile in the sentence?
• The clouds appear large, white, and weightless.
• Cotton from trees is in the air, close to the sky.
• Cloudy skies make one think of cotton.
• The sky is overcast and cloudy.
Which option best interprets the meaning of the simile in the sentence?
• The clouds appear large, white, and weightless.
• Cotton from trees is in the air, close to the sky.
• Cloudy skies make one think of cotton.
• The sky is overcast and cloudy.
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The clouds appear large, white, and weightless.