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Is a simile structural feature?

A simile is not a structural feature of a text.

Here's why:

* Similes are figures of speech. They are stylistic devices used to create vivid imagery and comparisons.

* Structural features refer to the organization and arrangement of a text. They include things like:

* Paragraphs and sentences

* Chapters and scenes

* Plot structure

* Character development

Similes are used within the structure of a text, but they don't define the structure itself.

For example, you might have a paragraph describing a character's anger: "He was like a volcano about to erupt." This simile helps the reader visualize the character's emotion, but it doesn't change the structure of the paragraph.

In short, similes enhance the content of a text, but they don't determine its fundamental organization.

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