A character is shown lifting weights in a gym. He is unable to carry the weight and pulls his arms till they stretch to three times their normal length. This animation shows. The character then tries to bounce a ball, and at the same time he looks at his watch and wipes sweat off his brow and drops the ball. The actions besides the bouncing of the ball are forms of.

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Micaela Webster

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3 July, 09:24

A character is shown lifting weights in a gym. He is unable to carry the weight and pulls his arms till they stretch to three times their normal length. This animation shows. The character then tries to bounce a ball, and at the same time he looks at his watch and wipes sweat off his brow and drops the ball. The actions besides the bouncing of the ball are forms of.

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Isabell · Answer 1

e/xaggeration

Bentley Snow · Answer 2

exaggeration and secondary action

Explanation:

exaggeration is obvious, but the dropping of the ball is the result of the character's action, so it is secondary action