Literal or Figurative?

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“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”
Is this literal or figurative?

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“The man saved his money to bring her here.”
Is this literal or figurative?

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“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."
Is this literal or figurative?

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Literal or Figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."

Literal or Figurative?

Literal or Figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”Is this literal or figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”Is this literal or figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."
Is this literal or figurative?

“The taxi door opened like a waiter’s arm.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“The man saved his money to bring her here.”
Is this literal or figurative?

“Out stepped a tiny pink shoe, a foot soft as a rabbit's ear."
Is this literal or figurative?

“Up, up, up the stairs she went with the baby boy in a blue banket."
Is this literal or figurative?