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What is the effect of Hamlet’s use of similes in this passage? It creates a feeling of greatness by comparing humans to divine beings. It creates a feeling of smallness by comparing something powerful to something weak. It creates a feeling of peace by comparing angels to gods. It creates a feeling of sadness by comparing something beautiful to something plain.

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The correct answer is "It creates a feeling of greatness by comparing humans to divine beings". A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two things. In the description of the portrait, Hamlet uses a series of similes. He uses imagery from mythology to elicit contrast.

The impact created through the use of Similes by Hamlet would be:

A). "It creates a feeling of greatness by comparing humans to divine beings."

  • 'Simile' is characterized as the figure of speech in which the poet/author provides an explicit comparison with the use of words 'like' and 'as.'
  • In the given passage, Hamlet uses a number of similes that assist the author in developing a sense of eminence through the comparison of humans to angelic beings.
  • This comparison raises the worth and significance of humans by contrasting them with spiritual traits.

Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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