Question

3 the author uses the phrase, \forged in the same fire.\ what is the author trying to suggest by using this figurative language? choose two. the earth and moon were created from the same violent event the suns heat was essential for the moons formation the two bodies were connected and shaped by the same extreme heat

Explanation:

The phrase "forged in the same fire" uses figurative language where "fire" represents extreme, violent conditions. "Forged" implies being shaped or created by this force.

1. "The Earth and Moon were created from the same violent event" aligns because the "fire" symbolizes the violent formative event.
2. "The two bodies were connected and shaped by the same extreme heat" aligns because "fire" directly represents extreme heat that shaped both bodies.

The option about the Sun's heat is irrelevant, as the phrase does not reference the Sun.

Answer:

A. The Earth and Moon were created from the same violent event
C. The two bodies were connected and shaped by the same extreme heat