Question

Assonance and alliteration are different types of ? A. type. B. sounds. C. themes. D. diction.

Answer 1

Sounds

Further Explanation:

Assonance and alliteration are the devices which authors use for adding a rhyming effort in order to put special effects to their work. The main difference between these two is that the assonance is the repetition of a vowel sound that takes place in quick succession  whereas in the case of alliteration, It is the repetition of consonants that take place at the beginning of words that fall near to each other.  

Assonance is used to add a rhythmic effect within the lines and it also assists in changing the moods. The usage of Assonance is commonly there in the Verse. If we talk about the Alliteration, It makes the poem more interesting and appealing and its usage comes in both Prose and Verse and it is also used commonly in Tongue-Twisters.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Alliteration and Assonance

Subject: Sound Effects

Keywords: Assonance, Alliteration, Tongue Twisters, Prose, Verse, Rhythmic Effect, Repetition, Succession.  

Answer 2

The correct answer here is B - assonance and alliteration are different types of sound. Assonance and alliteration are devices used to make a piece of literature more interesting to read, and involve the repetition of the same sound within a sentence to create an overall unified sound.