Question

34. "From labor in the weekday weather made/banked fires blaze . . ."

assonance and alliteration
onomatopoeia and assonance
consonance and assonance
onomatopoeia and consonance

Answer 1

Onomatopoeia and assonance I think

Answer 2

I think its not the second or the fourth because onomatopoeia has to do with sound like hiss or buzz.

Answer 3

its assonance but i cant figure out the secone part

Answer 4

It's onomatopoeia

Answer 5

how is it onomatopoeia? there are no words like a sound in the statement

Answer 6

well then it's consonance because it's the repetition of a consonant sound:
Ex: Guilt gilds evil deeds better than gold.
The "g" is repeated in "guilt," "gild," and "gold"

Answer 7

^ Ok nevermind its not alliteration it's consonance because it's w and b repeating.

Answer 8

Definately assonance and alliteration 100% postitive