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15-04-2016
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When the speaker says that she will count centuries until her “fingers dropped,” she is using a figure of speech called —

Apersonification
Chyperbole
Balliteration
Dsymbolism

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UnStableScorpio UnStableScorpio

15-04-2016

The answer is A. Personification because it's comparing her fingers (body part) to a non-living subject (centuries).

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