"Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth, upon this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." -Abraham Lincoln, The Gettysburg Address, 1863 The quote above includes an example of:
A. simile B. personfication C. alliteration D. metaphor
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Please post this in the English section so that you may get help
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Not personification, since no thing is being compared as a human
Not metaphor. Is there any figurative words in here or just information? So no..
Same to simile. None like or as and figurative meaning.
C, because repeated beginnings of a word is present.
Next time, post it into 'english.'
Alliteration is NOT repetition of a word..
No it is the repeative of a word, IN THE BEGINING,
Four Father Five is an example. F is sited 3 times
It is not alliteration. It is personification. They are saying that a nation was conceived, like a baby, then it is dedicated. A trait a nation cannot have, but a person can
No, that's an anaphore, sweetheart :) Alliteration is the repetition of a similar sounding letter or, better expressed, a tongue twister
How is it, nothing is being compared in a human way?
It's being compared to a baby
concieved, dedication, things a nation cannot have. These are things a person can have however
The quote uses language that would have been used to describe a person to describe a nation. This is the reason the best choice is personification.
I don't see it being compared as a baby. However, maybe the nation.
We did this over in english though, I just wanted him to remember to close this question.
oh, that, it's the two meanings of conceived. So one, is something is created or thought up. The second is the conception of a baby, we say they are conceived.
Oh, and "Alliteration is the repetition of sounds at the beginnings of words: P eter P iper p icked a p eck of p ickled p eppers." So, I believe it could be C to B.
@Jadeishere
Though I see what you are coming from, I learned it differently.
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It is still, in any case, not alliteration here.
Good for you, you finally figured it out :) Like i said, kind of like a tongue twister. Now, let's stop blowing up this persons notifications
(Is he even on line. )
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