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The mountains sing together, the hills rejoice and clap hands.
Question 1:
The mountains sing together, the hills rejoice and clap hands.
A.
Antithesis
B.
Personification
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When inanimate objects are spoken of as having life, it becomes personification.
C.
Metaphor
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