The poem presents the figures of speech: alliteration, personification, repetition, simile, and antithesis.
The simile is a comparison between two elements. This comparison is explicit and uses the words "like" and "as" to be established.
Repetition can be identified when a word is repeated during the line, to emphasize something.
Personification allows inanimate objects to have human characteristics.
Alliteration allows the similar sound of consonants to be repeated in a sentence.
The antithesis presents two elements with opposite meanings that complement each other.
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The line "A damsel with a dulcimer" contains alliteration and it is used for the sounds of the letters a and d.
The author uses personification in the lines "The Sun came up upon the left, Out of the sea came he!" where he personifies the Sun in the form of a man.
The word below is repeated in the lines "Below the kirk, below the hill,"
"The Wedding-Guest stood still, And listens like a three years' child:" - We have used simile here because of the like.
"a sunny pleasure dome with caves of ice." It is antithesis, because we have sun and ice as opposing objects in this line.
Based on the context, a blunderbuss is most likely which of the following? (4 points)
a
A coin
A flashlight
Ob
Ос
Od
A vest
A weapon
B. to punish the colonies for the Boston Massacre
C. to raise money for Great Britain's debts
D. to prevent colonists from protesting against Great Britain
Answer:
The Townshend Acts was passed:
C. to raise money for Great Britain's debts
Explanation:
The Townshend Acts was named after the chancellor of British monetary affairs, Charles Townshend. The Act imposed duties on certain products which were imported by the colonies. Some of the products were glass, lead, tea, and paper. The goods which were imported to the American colonies were taxed under these acts. It was passed by the British Parliament in 1767.
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