Read the paragraph. I love going to my piano teacher’s house for lessons. She clearly loves music, and she seems to like teaching, too. Each week, she greets me at the door with a beautiful smile. It makes me feel glad and welcome. She always has new and fun activities that make learning seem like a breeze. Time passes quickly when I’m there, and I feel proud of myself when the lesson is over. My family can’t believe how much I am improving.

Which response best explains the meaning of the simile in the paragraph?

A The music teacher often jokes with her student.

B Music lessons seem to last longer than they should.

C Music lessons make people feel good about themselves.

D The music teacher makes it easy to learn.

D

Explain: The teacher makes it "like a breeze" and easy for the student to learn

D for sure

Explanation:

I know because none of the other;s don't need like or as however D do need like in it that's why it is D.

The answers with their sub parts are given down below:

Explanation:

1. a. The author uses irony to  show the hilarity of the situation of the narrator. This creates surprise  because it is not to be easily believed that they could be in a dream state.

2 a. Maupassant develops the narrator by  reading into their thoughts around bizarre situations.

Over the course of the story, this shows the  character's  and the disputation's obscurity.

3. The scale of things around the narrator has drastically changed and there is no sense of how big or small certain things must be. This helps illustrate the narrator's  compromised judgement by getting into their mind.

4. I think it was a dream because it explains away the imagination of the character.

5 a. The narrator is better off  not knowing what he discovers in the end because they had learnt more from the ambiguity of the situation than by knowing of it.