In the sentence 'Tus ojos son dos luceros', which figure of speech is used?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A metaphor
- Step 1: The speaker states that the eyes are bright stars. Step 2. There is no word of comparison, so it is a metaphor. Answer: A metaphor. Why not the others: A simile would use 'como'; there is no exaggeration of quantity and no repetition.
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