Respuesta :
Answer: Choice A
Language that means something other than literal.
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Explanation:
Figurative language includes things like similes, metaphors, personification, etc. This type of language isn't literal. An example of figurative language would be this:
It was very cold this morning and my car refused to start.
The car isn't a person so there's no way the car can decide to refuse to start. This is an example of personification where we give human traits to inanimate objects. Such a task isn't describing a literal objective actual fact, but rather just a subjective perspective.
