My backpack stubbornly refuses all attempts to lift it even when I use both hands is an example of one simile to hyperbole three onomatopoa, four personification

Answer 1

Your sentence "My backpack stubbornly refuses all attempts to lift it even when I use both hands" contains personification. This is because it attributes the human characteristic of being "stubborn" to an inanimate object, implying that the backpack has a will of its own.

Here are examples of the other literary devices you mentioned:

1. Simile: "My backpack feels as heavy as a mountain."
2. Hyperbole: "It weighs a ton!"
3. Onomatopoeia: "The zippers went zip and the buckles clicked as I struggled to lift it."

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