members of the hitler youth were expected to * 13 points a speak only to one another. b fight in battles so…

members of the hitler youth were expected to * 13 points a speak only to one another. b fight in battles so hitler could win the war. c spit on german jews. d report people who were not loyal to the nazis. which literary technique is used in the following passage from page 6? * 13 points “but embers of these old beliefs smoldered in german culture. hitler easily fanned the flames.” a hyperbole, to exaggerate hitler’s level of power b personification, to make flames seem human c metaphor, to show how beliefs spread like fire d simile, to compare hitler to burning flames

members of the hitler youth were expected to * 13 points a speak only to one another. b fight in battles so hitler could win the war. c spit on german jews. d report people who were not loyal to the nazis. which literary technique is used in the following passage from page 6? * 13 points “but embers of these old beliefs smoldered in german culture. hitler easily fanned the flames.” a hyperbole, to exaggerate hitler’s level of power b personification, to make flames seem human c metaphor, to show how beliefs spread like fire d simile, to compare hitler to burning flames

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Brief Explanations:

For the first question, members of the Hitler Youth were indoctrinated to be loyal to the Nazi - regime and report any disloyalty. For the second question, the passage uses the idea of beliefs as embers and Hitler fanning the flames, which is a metaphor comparing the spread of beliefs to the spread of fire.

Answer:

  1. D report people who were not loyal to the Nazis.
  2. C metaphor, to show how beliefs spread like fire