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This question is based on �Literary Appreciation.
Sweet smile in time of snari gives pride in spite of sneer sing, rid this world of despair and save a snared heart from cascading stream of strife.The dominant rhetorical device in the excerpt above is

  • A.rhyme
  • B.alliteration
  • C.repetition
  • D.onomatopoeia
  • E.
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Exam body
JAMB
Subject
Literature in English
Year
2008
Question no.
#0
Type
Objective
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