In the line Only　a sweet and virtuous soul, /Like seasoned timber, never gives, the poet uses not only allusion but （）to convey his idea.

In the line Only　a sweet and virtuous soul, /Like seasoned timber, never gives, the poet uses not only allusion but （）to convey his idea.
A.simileB.metaphorC.understatementD.parodox正确答案：simile

In the line Only a sweet and virtuous soul, /Like seasoned timber, never gives, the poet uses not only allusion but （）to convey his idea.

In the line Only　a sweet and virtuous soul, /Like seasoned timber, never gives, the poet uses not only allusion but （）to convey his idea.