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4. Which of the following comparisons from "Sweet Like a Crow" is most similar to the
description of the headmaster's voice in "Like the Sun"?
A. "like someone has just trod on a peacock"
B. "like wind howling in a coconut"
C. "a frog singing at Carnegie Hall"
D. "a dolphin reciting epic poetry to a sleepy audience"

Answer :

Answer: C

A frog singing at Carnegie Hall

The context clues show that the comparison from "Sweet Like a Crow" that is similar to the description of the headmaster's voice in "Like the Sun" is C. a frog singing at Carnegie Hall.

What are context clues?

Context clues are the hints that are given in a literary work. They're important to convey the feeling of the author to the readers.

In this case, the comparison from "Sweet Like a Crow" that is similar to the description of the headmaster's voice in "Like the Sun" is that a frog is singing at Carnegie Hall.

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https://brainly.com/question/1330487

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