A. • She softly padded across the living room, like a plump house cat stalking an invisible mouse.
B. • "We're all just players, dancing furiously on a stage that's part playground, part prison," she grumbled.
C. • "I didn't realize at the start of this vacation that I would be an old man by the end of it," he sighed.
D. • Jealousy's rigid grasp gripped her insides, squeezing until she became helpless and haughty.
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The sentence that uses personification is:
D. • Jealousy's rigid grasp gripped her insides, squeezing until she became helpless and haughty.
In this sentence, "Jealousy" is given human-like qualities, as it is described as having a "grasp" that can "grip" and "squeeze."
