Which statement is true about this quotation from William Shakespeare's play As You Like It,
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Which statement is true about this quotation from William Shakespeare's play As You Like It,
spoken by the character Jaques?
"All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players."
Click the answer you think is right.
The quote is hyperbole because it exaggerates the role of actors in a theater.
The stage is a metaphor for life, in which the men and women in the world are
simply actors.
The quote is hyperbole because it exaggerates the size of a stage.
The stage is an example of personification because it is given qualities of people.
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