In “Sonnet 18,” the phrase “fair from fair” is an example of both alliteration and assonance.

Which of the following devices is not phonological? A: Alliteration B: Assonance C: Consonance D: Metaphor

Decide True or False : Assonance refers to the repetition of the same vowel sound within one line of a poem.

Want of wit is worse than want of wealth. A: alliteration B: consonance C: assonance D: rhyme

Which of the following device is not a phonological rhetorical device? A: alliteration B: consonance C: assonance D: simile

Charlie licked his lips and shouted to John… A: alliteration B: assonance C: consonance D: end rhyme

Piers the Plowman was written in _____ by William Langland. A: alliteration B: assonance (半谐音) C: Onomatopoeia (拟声) D: oth A and C

ACT: SCENE:: A: stanza : line B: comedy : mock C: poem : assonance D: ballet : pirouette E: choir : ensemble

Of the three sound patterns listed below, which is meant to link sound and meaning most closely? A: alliteration B: assonance C: onomatopoeia

7.Though i’m anything but clever, i could talk like that forever. A: alliteration B: consonance C: assonance D: rhyme