In 'The Flight to Australia' the following line occurs:'Tier upon tier it towered,the terrible Apennines' The figure of speech used in this line is known as
alliteration
litotes
exaggeration
parody
metonym
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Option A is the correct answer, because an alliteration is repetition of a word or sentence that is written in rhythmic form.

Alliteration is the continuous repitition of consonant first letter in a sentence or more.
There's continuous repitition of the first letter 't' in the sentence given.

yes Tier upon tier,towered nd terrible allitrate bcos dere ar havin d same consonant sound 'T'

'T' is been repeated continuosly.Alliteration is the constant occurences of a letter.

alliteration is the repetition of consonant sounds in an art work.the /t/ sound is repeated in the line.Therefore it is correct

but it's not placed side by side I mean the alliteration sounds or I'm I missing something?



