In the story of The Nightingale and the Rose, the red rose means true love, which needs constant nourishment of passions of the lovers.

According to the poem “A Red, Red Rose”, what will happen between the lovers?

“O MY Luve's like a red, red rose/ That's newly sprung in June:/O my Luve's like the melodie/ That's sweetly play'd in tune!” are poetic lines written in _____ dialect. A: Scotch B: Greek C: Welsh D: French

In the last stanza, the author employed the following rhetoric devices except ________. A: alliteration B: hyperbole C: parallelism D: rhyming words

There are four figures of speech used in the text: simile, hyperbole, onomatopoeia and metaphor.