Are these similes, metaphors, personifications, alliterations, onomatopoeias, or hyperboles?
1. larry learned a lot at the lecture.
2. my teacher is a walking encyclopedia.
give an explanation. : )
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1. alliteration
This is because the majority of the words in the sentence begin with the letter L.

2. metaphor
This is because the sentence does not liken the teacher to a encyclopedia using like or as, like a simile does. The statement is not an extreme exaggeration, which would be a hyperbole. It's absolutely not a onomatopoeia because it doesn't mimic the sound of the object it's likened to. It has to be a metaphor.

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