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English, 18.12.2020 02:20 sethhdoty

How is the simile used in this sentence? Although her words were as sweet as cotton candy, Angie knew her
mother was trying to trick her into cleaning her messy bedroom.
OA. To suggest that the mother was using overly kind words
OB. To suggest that Angie wanted some cotton candy
OC. To suggest that the bedroom was decorated in pink
OD. To suggest that the mother would reward Angie with candy
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