What literary device is present in the line below?

Mr. Fehlberg's stomach was like an about to burst bratwurst.

What literary device is present in the line below?

The sweet students suddenly screamed when they learned they learned they had to leave at 11:50 am.

When non-living things are given living qualities.

Boom!

The fire station burned down.

Hiss!

The way the author feels about a the topic.

The way the reader is meant to feel. Often established through setting.

What point of view?

"I went to the store."

What point of view?

"You went to the store."

What point of view?

"Bob went to the store. The clerk looked at Bob, and Bob did not know what he should do."

What point of view?

"Bob went to the store. He was nervous. When Bob entered, the clerk became suspicious about what Bob would do next."

Writing in a way to appeal to the senses: sight, smell, touch, taste, sound.

The way in which the traits of a character are revealed to the reader: Direct or Indirect.

An obvious exaggeration. "I've told you a million times!"

The plot element that drives the action in a story. Man vs Man, Man vs Society, etc.