B) "That test was a breeze; I know I passed it."
This sentence uses nonliteral language because it compares the test to a "breeze," suggesting it was easy, rather than literally referring to a wind event.
Question 8 options:
A)
Some cultures consider horseshoes to be lucky.
B)
That test was a breeze; I know I passed it.
C)
I could hear coyotes howling in the distance.
D)
Can I borrow your key to the front door?
1 answer
B) "That test was a breeze; I know I passed it."
This sentence uses nonliteral language because it compares the test to a "breeze," suggesting it was easy, rather than literally referring to a wind event.