Question

When Wiesel says that the victims of Auschwitz were “stateless, faceless, and nameless,” he is using a rhetorical device known as

repetition
personification
imagery
parallelism


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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Do you know the definitions of each word ?

Answer 3

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Do you know the definitions of each word ?
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no I dont

Answer 4

Ok so personification is giving non-living things living features ( The waves danced under the sun
Repetition is just repeating something
Imagery is the visualization of something
and Parallelism is "the use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose which correspond in grammatical structure, sound, meter, meaning"

Answer 5

so which one do you think Elie uses ?

Answer 6

b

Answer 7

Not exactly . He said the victims were “stateless, faceless, and nameless,” which they are still living . Personification is when they are no living with living descriptions .

Answer 8

c

Answer 9

Not quite . If they are “stateless, faceless, and nameless,” and it's not b or c and they don't repeat . What is it ?

Answer 10

a

Answer 11

No I said not repetition and not b or c .

Answer 12

d