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Saying a menu has 'a million things' on it is an example of:

AHyperbole
BHypothesis
CHyphenation
DHydration
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Correct answer: A. Hyperbole
1. Nobody counts a million dishes. 2. The claim is deliberate exaggeration. 3. It is hyperbole. _Source: OpenStax Writing Guide with Handbook, word choice and literary language sections._
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