1. Does this sentence discuss a literal or non-literal meaning? Tell how you

know.

Let's just say she was not the sharpest tool in the shed,

but she sure was as sweet as a honey bee though. She

did not have an angry bone in her body.

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Cesar Sanford

English

5 September, 09:29

1. Does this sentence discuss a literal or non-literal meaning? Tell how you

know.

Let's just say she was not the sharpest tool in the shed,

but she sure was as sweet as a honey bee though. She

did not have an angry bone in her body.

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Miranda Norman · Answer 1

Non-literal

she's not actually the not sharpest tool, she's not smart

she's nice, not actually tasting sweet

she's never angry, her bones can't have anger

Jaylin Thornton · Answer 2

Non literal

Explanation:

Literal would mean she is really candy, or really a sharp tool

1. Does this sentence discuss a literal or non-literal meaning? Tell how youknow.Let's just say she was not the sharpest tool in the shed,but she sure was as sweet as a honey bee though. Shedid not have an angry bone in her body.

1. Does this sentence discuss a literal or non-literal meaning? Tell how you

know.

Let's just say she was not the sharpest tool in the shed,

but she sure was as sweet as a honey bee though. She

did not have an angry bone in her body.