Literature In English Past Questions and Answers

'The early morning smoke had now gone off the eyes of the day. Trees and houses were still wet from last night's rain, but a cool breeze caressed the world like a gentle hand.'<br/>The dominant literary device in this passage is

'Was it for this you took such constant care<br/>The bodkin, comb and essence to prepare?<br/>For this your locks in paper durance bound?<br/>For this with tort'ring iron wreath'd round? <br/>The dominant figure of speech in the above passage is

'A dungeon horrible, one all sides round'<br/>As one great furnace flamed, yet for those flames<br/>No light, but rather darkness visible'.<br/>The phrase 'darkness visible' in the above lines is an example of

'Olu hissed, slammed the door and dash out screaming'. <br/>The dominant figure of speech in the above sentence is

'For i have known them all already, known them all.<br/>Have known the evenings, mornings, afternoons, <br/>I have measured out my life with coffee spoons'. <br/>The tone in these lines suggest