If in a passage, Moon, was used as the name of the mom, would moon be a personification, metaphor, similie, or

Question

I was taking a test, on it, was a passage, that was talking about indians, and how blah, blah, brought so-n-so home to meet his mother, named Moon, and my Dad, named Sun. The question asked, (there was a lot more to the passage) "In this passage, would MOON be A. simile B. Metaphor, C. Personification or D. Hyperbole? Could someone PLEASE tell me the correct answer to this question????? it is driving me crazy!!! and I will never know the answer!!!!!!

Answer 1

C.personification. A simile compares, like "as big as a whale" A metaphor would be a reference, like " That's a nice dish" when referring to a girl and not an actual dish. A hyperbole is an exaggeration like,"I could eat a horse"

Answer 2

a million. The wind does no longer have a mouth, and accordingly can not whistle. this can be a representation of a personification. 2. A simile makes use of the be conscious like or as. because that she is "like" a cheetah, that's an celebration of a simile. 3. A metaphor compares 2 unrelated gadgets to make a exaggerated element. A metaphor and a simile are actually very similar, yet again, you may seem for the like or as in a simile. Metaphors are somewhat better diffused. Sentence 3 exhibits a metaphoric evaluation of a football participant and a freight prepare.

Answer 3

metaphor i believe