Asked by woosan♥
Which sentence contains an example of alliteration?(1 point)
Responses
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
Responses
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.
The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.
Answers
Answered by
woosan♥
wrong
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that contains an example of alliteration is:
"Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs."
In this sentence, the repetition of the initial "l" sound in "like" and "lioness" is an example of alliteration.
"Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs."
In this sentence, the repetition of the initial "l" sound in "like" and "lioness" is an example of alliteration.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
I apologize for the oversight. Let's analyze the options again for alliteration, which is the repetition of the initial consonant sounds in closely placed words.
1. **"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.** - No alliteration.
2. **The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.** - No alliteration.
3. **Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.** - No alliteration.
4. **The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.** - This contains alliteration with the "s" sound in "soft," "sand," and "slipped."
So, the correct answer for alliteration is **"The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket."** I appreciate your patience!
1. **"Achoo!" sneezed Rosa, disrupting the silence in the classroom.** - No alliteration.
2. **The ice cream toppled off the cone and landed on the floor with a splat.** - No alliteration.
3. **Mama was like a lioness, fiercely protective of her cubs.** - No alliteration.
4. **The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket.** - This contains alliteration with the "s" sound in "soft," "sand," and "slipped."
So, the correct answer for alliteration is **"The soft sand slipped through my hands and onto the blanket."** I appreciate your patience!