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CBSE
Class 10
English
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A Tiger in the Zoo
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What literary device is demons...

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What literary device is demonstrated in the contrasting images of 'the tiger in the zoo' and 'the tiger in its natural habitat'?

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Imagery

2

Contrast

3

Metaphor

4

Personification

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