Read the passage. The soup was definitely divine! The way the chicken, noodles, vegetables, and broth complemented each other made the soup as delicious as any meal from a five-star restaurant. Eating the chicken noodle soup my grandfather made for me was the highlight of my vacation, which really isn’t saying much because we were snowed in up to our eyeballs the entire time. Which best describes the author’s use of figurative language in this passage? The simile emphasizes that the soup tastes good. The metaphor suggests the soup was cooked by someone other than the narrator. The hyperbole is used to suggest that the narrator has eaten too much of the soup. The alliteration is used to mimic the sound eating soup makes.