Question

xamples of hyperbole that you find below.
e been written on the subject of
between england and america.
ks have embarked in the
from different motives, and with
ns; but all have been ineffectual,
d of debate is closed.
—thomas paine,
common sense
volumes have been written on the subject of
the struggle between england and america.
men of all ranks have embarked in the
controversy, from different motives, and with
various designs; but all have been ineffectual,
and the period of debate is closed.
—thomas paine,
common sense
look at which examples of hyperbole many
students highlighted. how much of your
highlighting matches the model?
done

Explanation:

The problem is about identifying hyperbole in a text. Hyperbole is a literary device, and analyzing literary devices falls under the Arts discipline, specifically Literature (or related subfields like Linguistics which studies language use including literary devices). The highlighted phrases: "Volumes have been written" (exaggerating the amount of writing), "Men of all ranks" (exaggerating the breadth of people involved), and "all have been ineffectual" (exaggerating the uniformity of ineffectiveness) are hyperboles as they use overstatement for effect.

Answer:

The hyperbole examples are "Volumes have been written", "Men of all ranks", and "all have been ineffectual" (from Thomas Paine's Common Sense), as they use overstatement to emphasize the extent of writing, breadth of participants, and uniformity of ineffectiveness.