Onomatopoeia.
Imagery is incorrect as poets use that in order to help a reader visualize the scene or actions within the poem.
Simile is incorrect as similes are used to make analogies or comparisons between two objects or things.
Personification is incorrect as it is used to give a non-human being humanistic traits, for example, "The wind sang throughout the cold winter night."
Onomatopoeia, however, is correct as this is used to term sounds within a poem such as Wham! Bam! etc.
Hope this helps!
They all match how youve put then down :)
allusion is a brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political significance. It does not describe in detail the person or thing to which it refers.
(i got this from google just to let you know)
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The answer is C. When Amy refers to dinner time with her family, she describes, not a pleasant but a distressing time during which her parents did things and behaved in embarassing ways. The fish cheeks that her father eats and offers her represents Amy's heritage but she would much prefer to just avoid the ritual of serving it and, perhaps not to see Robert's grimace.
