Which literary device(s) does Hurston use to describe her settings with beauty and clarity? Select all that apply.

The response will be A!

Response:

A) analogy

C) imagery

Clarification:

The novel features a reference where Janie ultimately connects Tea Cake with the sun. He fulfills her needs and enhances her existence—or, at least, improves her circumstances. Even after his passing, Janie thinks of Tea Cake in terms of the sun: despite his death, he continues to brighten her life.

The sun signifies, through its continuous rising, that life persists, irrespective of the difficulties faced in the past. For Janie, the memory of Tea Cake will endure like the sun.