Question

Which two statements best explain how Douglass uses figurative language to emphasize the importance of education?


A. He compares ignorance to darkness to show its limiting effects.

B. He describes education as "a ship setting sail" to highlight its risks.

C. He states that educated people "rise above" to convey empowerment.

D. He uses sarcasm to belittle those who did not pursue education.

E. He compares freedom to a prison to show its negative aspects.

Answer 1

The two statements that best explain how Douglass uses figurative language to emphasize the importance of education are:

A. He compares ignorance to darkness to show its limiting effects.

C. He states that educated people "rise above" to convey empowerment.