Choose the idiom below that essentially has the same meaning as, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree"?

"[She] stood by the window as the stars began to poke holes in the deep, blue velvet sky." is an example of a(n)...

"Clouds and mist poured into the valley, rinsing the sky of color."

"...With the tree leaves waving farewell, the family made their way up the mountain."

"Screaming across the indigo sky, the comet frightened the villagers."

"[Looking for footprints] was like searching for a wrinkle in a flower petal." is an example of what device?

"He spent a pretty penny for his new clothes." is an example of what device?

"The car screeched and crashed into a local business" is an example of...

The device, "As Megan walked towards a lamppost in the snowy park, she fancied herself as Lucy, eager to talk to Mr. Tumnus." is an example of...

"Alex surveyed the piles of rubbish and decay and muttered, 'Just lovely...absolutely beautiful'"

This is an example of what 2 devices?

"...And the stars above filled the sky like spilled salt on dried seaweed." is an example of what figurative language?

In the film Threads, shell-shocked survivors walk past posters of happy, smiling babies, contrasting the current reality of a brutal, post-nuclear war world. This is an example of:

"The snow floated to the earth, who welcomed her children back from their journey" is an example of...

"The shirt was about two million times too big for me." is an example of what device?

"A bicycle cannot stand on its own because it is two-tired" is an example of:

"The apple does not fall far from the tree" and "A chip off the old block" are both examples of...

"The midnight sun was like a pearl floating on a dark patterned blanket." is an example of what device?

"Over the cobblestones he clattered and clashed..." is an example of what two types of figurative language?