Answer: Alliteration
Explanation:
An alliteration occurs when close or adjacent words in a sentence begin with the same letters or sounds. An example would be ''<em>Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers</em>''.
The text in the question features an alliteration from the word pilgrims all the way to the word period as when read they sound similar. Some of the words also start with p.
<span>a heroic epic
HVE GREAT DAY </span>
3.) d
4.) c
5.) b (i'm not quite sure about this one, it could possibly be a)
Continued from the other part of the story:
Pull the biggest heaviest wagon. So Paul and Pecos Bill took 2 wagons and filled them to the most the could possibly hold then they hooked Babe and Widow-Maker each up to the front of one. Babe and Widow-Maker pulled and pulled as hard as they could trying to reach the finish line while Paul and Pecos Bill cheered them on . They both seemed even for a while but nearing the end Babe had managed to pull slightly ahead of Widow-Maker.Babe had barely won the race a slight hair ahead of Widow-Maker Paul screamed of joy. Widow-Maker and Pecos Bill were both sad they won but still were happy for Paul and Babe. Pecos petted Babe and patted Paul on the back.They stayed for the rest of the day helping Paul and Babe ,then they said and waved goodbye,and they headed home