Allusion
Alliteration= occurrence of a letter, we don’t have that.
Allusion=expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly. ‘ an allusion to Shakespeare’
Onomatopoeia=sound associated ‘ sizzle’
Simile= needs words like or as
This depends on the sentence given. Prepositions are words that associate an object to a certain location or position. Examples of prepositions are: on, after, below, by, during, and many more. If you want to use the word 'opportunities' as the object of your preposition, an example would be as follows:
Mary is hopefully praying for good luck as she takes on opportunities. The preposition is 'on' and the object of preposition is 'opportunities'.
Answer:
I think its panic
Explanation:
agitation means a state of anxiety or nervous excitement.so that is the only word i can see with a nervous meaning. I could be wrong but i hope this helped! :3
Questions like this are difficult to answer without more context, although there are some clues about the symbolism in this brief excerpt. You can read the whole short story here: http://images.pcmac.org/SiSFiles/Schools/AL/MobileCounty/TheodoreHigh/Uploads/Forms/Reading_Packet_with_Text_-_The_Rockpile_by_James_Baldwin_-_20150323.pdf
In the story, boys are always getting hurt. Some boys are afraid to play there because it is dangerous. The provided passage also talks about fighting and danger. If this were my assignment, I would choose C) It shows its dangers.
I would say that the pair of lines from the passage that contains a change in intonation is the first one:
But all the time / I'se been a-climbin' on
Because it shows a change in the tone of a poem.
