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Tap the correct hyperbole to replace the emboldened phrase.

He's running so fast.

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faster than the wind

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The correct option is A faster than the wind
Here, 'faster than the wind' can replace 'so fast' to dramatically exaggerate that he's running very fast. It is hyperbole as it is not logically possible.

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