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English, 26.07.2021 04:50 javier1026

Read the following passage. Stew was so angry, he could feel the red-hot rage bubble
up in him like lava in a volcano. Of course, the police
officer interviewing him did not realize this. Stew was good
at hiding his rage. He kept it like an iceberg, barely showing
on the surface, but large and powerful underneath.
Which most likely explains why the author describes the character as both
"an iceberg" and "a volcano"?
A. To show that the character was guilty of the crime
B. To show that the police officer was treating the character fairly
C. To show that the character could not control his emotions
D. To show that the character's anger was large and powerful

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