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02-01-2023
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In paragraph 4, what is the effect of the simile "with tools as brittle as glass"?
A: It affect the plot by explaining that the tools were hard to see
B: It creates suspense by showing that the tools were missing some pieces.
C: It adds to the setting by suggesting that the tools were reflecting light off the snow
D: It increases danger by emphasizing that the tools were breakable in the cold.

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