How does Dickens use language to prove that the Master is in great shock when Oliver asks for more?

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Explanation:

The correct answer here is I, II and III.

All three of these excerpts compare the events that happen during a storm with the actions of a cat.

This is done the following way:

"The fog comes on little cat feet." - this type of figurative language attributes cat features to the fog.

"It sits looking over harbor and city." - makes a comparison between the observable state during the fog and a cat's action of observation.

"on silent haunches and then moves on." - this part attributes human/animal features to the fog.