1. in the example sentence, personification makes seem like a real person. bill
the test
the pencil
none of the above
2. what type of figurative language is being used in this sentence?
metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
3. true or false: bill is most likely very focused and/or nervous about the test. true or false

Pencil, personification, true

Explanation:

The pencil is the thing that seems like a real person. Bill is a thing that you can eliminate on a test because he is a person. The pencil is the thing that is screaming, which is why it is the answer. It is personification because a pencil does not normally scream, but a person does. The sentence is supposed to imply that he is stressed, which nervous is a synonym of, so the statement is true.

answer:

a socially defined position in a group or in society is called a social status. with that definition, it is also added as the society having expectations, rights and duties with respect to the society. an ascribed status is when a person is gets respect from society because of his family, ancestors, etc.