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Which figure of speech is used in the line 'the night wrapped the town in a soft, cold blanket'?
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
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Personification
Explanation:
This line uses personification—the night is given a human action. By saying the night wraps the town in a blanket, the author attributes the ability to wrap and envelop to night itself, something a person would do. The image makes the night feel active and almost protective, even as it conveys a cold, quiet mood. The phrase “soft, cold blanket” reinforces the feeling of being surrounded by night, turning a natural setting into a lived, sensory scene. It’s not using like or as, so it isn’t a simile, and it isn’t exaggerating beyond believable effect, so it isn’t hyperbole. The action of night performing a familiar, human task is what makes this figure of speech clearly a personification.
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