English, 24.10.2021 06:40, nauticatyson9

"A cathedral is like a book; one must learn how to read it^ is an example of ... A. an idiom.

B. verbal irony.

C. a metaphor.

D. an analogy.

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"A cathedral is like a book; one must learn how to read it^ is an example of ... A. an idiom.