Figurative language relies on the reader's imagination. It often uses comparisons, metaphors, and other non-literal expressions that require the reader to create a mental picture or interpret the meaning beyond the literal definitions.
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Which element does figurative language rely on?(1 point)
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the reader's imagination
the reader's imagination
sources outside the story
sources outside the story
facts and details
facts and details
dictionary definitions
dictionary definitions
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