English, 02.12.2019 07:31 salsa456

wild grape-vines clamber to the tops of the highest trees, spreading umbrella-wise over the branches, and their festooned floating trailers wave as silken fringe in the play of the wind.
this sentence from the passage contains an example of
a) allusion.
b) hyperbole.
c) irony.

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