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Which line from the story uses figurative language?
A) The fire had burned and stained his feathers black. His beak was gray.
B) Rainbow Crow was nervous. He realized that the other animals were depending on him.
C) His feathers were all the colors of the rainbow and sparkled like raindrops in the sunlight.
D) He knew his beautiful song was difficult for anyone to resist, so he planned to sing a song for the Creator in hopes of gaining a favor in return.

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