Concept:Personification is a literary device that gives human qualities, actions, or feelings to non-human things or abstract ideas.
Explanation:Anger is an abstract emotion; it has no voice and no physical body.
So, anger cannot literally scream. The writer uses the word "screaming" to show how powerfully the character's anger was boiling inside him.
This action of screaming is human quality attributed to the emotion of anger.
Hence, the phrase "screaming anger" is a case of personification.
It is not an allusion because it does not refer to any historical or literary event.
It is not a simile because there is no comparison using "like" or "as."
It is also not a euphemism because no harsh expression has been softened.
Thus, the correct figure of speech is personification.
Answer:B. personification