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  Finally, they decided to bring Duke home. Chuck said he wanted to be standing when Duke came in, so they stood him up. Duke's at follow. nails were long from four months confinement and when he spied Chuck he stood quivering like 5000 volts, then he let out a bellow, spun his long-nailed wheels and launched himself across three metres of air. (i) Where had Duke been earlier? (ii) What does the extract reflect about the dog's attitude towards Hooper? (iii) Which literary device has been used in the above lines?

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                  (i) Duke had been sent to a kennel by Marcy. (ii) He was overjoyed and excited when he saw Hooper. (iii) The author has used Simile: quivering like 5000 volts in the above lines.