Explain briefly the comparison made about the bellies in 'Old folks laugh'​

In her poem, Maya Angelou uses the figure of speech known as a simile to compare the jiggling bellies of elderly people while laughing to the motion of slow tambourines.

Explanation:

A simile presents a comparison between two different things to create a vivid image of an idea or situation. In this case, the comparison to tambourines allows the reader to better understand the joyful image of their bellies jiggling due to laughter.

Secondary sources understand and examine primary or other secondary sources, so therefore the correct answer is the second one. Since we know that they are secondary, they cannot occupy the part of primary sources, which is to deliver direct testament and direct proof. The remaining three choices describes primary sources.