Question

multiple-choice question sue shrugged, \im not upset. i just go with the flow,\ is an example of what type of figurative language? allusion hyperbole simile personification idiom

Explanation:

"Go with the flow" is a common phrase that has a non-literal meaning (to adapt to circumstances rather than resist them) that is not deducible from the individual words. An idiom is a fixed phrase with a figurative meaning separate from its literal components. Allusion refers to referencing another work/figure, hyperbole is extreme exaggeration, simile uses "like" or "as" to compare, and personification gives human traits to non-humans, none of which match this phrase.

Answer:

idiom