Question

which figure of speech is used in this text?the real estate agent said the house was a real fixer-upper, and the price reflected just how much fixing up might be involved.euphemismhyperbole

Explanation:

A euphemism uses mild, indirect language to replace a blunt or unpleasant term. Here, "fixer-upper" is a gentle way to describe a house that needs significant, potentially costly repairs, instead of using harsher, more direct language about the home's poor condition. Hyperbole is intentional exaggeration, which is not present here.

Answer:

euphemism