the architecture.
Read "Halftime Help" and answer the question below.
2. Which example of figurative language supports the author's purpose of creating a vivid
image to encourage the team?
A. "...I know you're not interested in hearing me carry on about whether you need to
play harder or throw better or run faster..." (paragraph 1)
B. "They're sowing seeds of doubt in your head-doubt that isn't based on the truth of
how you're performing tonight..." (paragraph 3)
C. "We have the strength and the dedication to keep running and, with some smart
playing, to make them come running after us." (paragraph 5)
D."... we don't have the courage to face failure or to hope for success." (paragra