(Hint: We also discussed this during Live Lesson!)
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The author compares the rules or beliefs we have to an iceberg, where only some parts are visible to others.
The author compares the rules or beliefs we have to an iceberg, where only some parts are visible to others.
The author suggests strategies like the alphabet game to help settle your mind when overthinking things.
The author suggests strategies like the alphabet game to help settle your mind when overthinking things.
The author compares Simone Biles to the best athlete on the planet, in any sport, male or female.
The author compares Simone Biles to the best athlete on the planet, in any sport, male or female.
The author compares hard work to success, showing that working hard is necessary no matter the toll it takes on you.
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The option that best explains the analogy used in the Biles' Article is:
The author compares the rules or beliefs we have to an iceberg, where only some parts are visible to others.
This analogy highlights how much of the mental and emotional burden, especially in high-pressure situations like those faced by athletes, remains hidden beneath the surface, similar to how only a small portion of an iceberg is visible above water.
