What is the effect of the repetition of the "s" sound throughout Emily wingspaninson's "The Snake"?

It recreates the sound of a snake hissing.

It fuses incomplete ideas together.

It makes the poem more predictable and memorable.

all of these

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What is the effect of the repetition of the "s" sound throughout Emily wingspaninson's "The Snake"?



It recreates the sound of a snake hissing.

It fuses incomplete ideas together.

It makes the poem more predictable and memorable.

all of these

anonymous · Answer

@TheMysteriousRainbowPegasus

anonymous · Answer

"The Snake" from Classics for Young Readers, correct?

anonymous · Answer

Yep! I've got that book. Alright, hold on

anonymous · Answer

got it already thnx

anonymous · Answer

The only one that makes sense is the first choice: It recreates the sound of a snake hissing.

anonymous · Answer

Alright