SAT English Practice Question
The author uses several similes to describe the character’s appearance. The author writes, “His cheeks were as red as a rose,” “His hair was as black as night,” and “His eyes were as blue as the sky.” How does the author’s use of similes affect the reader’s understanding of the character?
- A.emphasize the character’s beauty and charm.
- B.create a sense of mystery and intrigue.
- C.suggest that the character is not to be trusted.
- D.contrast the character’s inner and outer appearances.
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