Question

The line "of the forest's ferny floor" in "The Listeners," is an example of which kind of figurative language?

Answer 1

"forest ferny floor" is an example of : alliteration

It's when the connected words were created using the same later sound at the beginning of the words/phrase

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Answer 2

Answer:

A. alliteration

Explanation:

As you may already know, fictional language is the type of language in which words are placed so as not to present their meaning literally, but in a subjunctive and connotative way.

Within figurative language, alliteration is a figure of speech that fits very well. This is because alliteration works with the sound of words, since it is placed in a text with the objective of forming repetitions of phonemes very similar between one word and another. This makes the words of the words look the same, forming a harmonious sound effect that allows the author to emphasize a term, providing more expressiveness to the text.