Question

It was way past her bedtime, but Trishna could not put the book down. The suspense was building, and she had to find out what happened to the girl who was lost in the forest. Luckily Trishna was a night owl, so she had no problem staying up until the book was finished.
What is the meaning of the metaphor in this paragraph?

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Responses

Trishna is compared to a night owl to show that they both have excellent hearing and sight.
Trishna is compared to a night owl to show that they both have excellent hearing and sight.

Trishna is compared to a night owl because both Trishna and the night owl are extremely intelligent.
Trishna is compared to a night owl because both Trishna and the night owl are extremely intelligent.

Trishna is compared to a night owl because both Trishna and the night owl prefer to spend time alone.
Trishna is compared to a night owl because both Trishna and the night owl prefer to spend time alone.

Trishna is compared to a night owl to show that they both can stay awake all night long

Answer 1

Trishna is compared to a night owl to show that they both can stay awake all night long.