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In The Call of the Wild, the mention of Buck's "forebears" and his visions of ancient men by the fire is an example of: -a bookend -a motif -hyperbole -metaphor

In The Call of the Wild, the mention of Buck's "forebears" and his visions of ancient men by the fire is an example of: -a bookend -a motif -hyperbole -metaphor
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In The Call of the Wild, the mention of Buck's "forebears" and his visions of ancient men by the fire is an example of:

-a bookend
-a motif
-hyperbole
-metaphor

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Hyperbole!

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