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Read the lines from "The Hill We Climb."

"We will not be turned around,
Or interrupted by intimidation,
Because we know our inaction and inertia
Will be the inheritance of the next generation."

How does the use of assonance contribute to the mood of these lines?

A. It emphasizes a mood of frustration.
B. It suggests a mood of triumph.
C. It suggests a mood of compromise.
D. It emphasizes a mood of bravery.



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Final answer:

Assonance in the lines from 'The Hill We Climb' contributes to a mood of bravery through rhythmic repetition of vowel sounds.


Explanation:

Assonance is a literary device that emphasizes a mood through the repetition of vowel sounds in stressed syllables. In the lines from 'The Hill We Climb,' the use of assonance contributes to the mood of bravery by creating a sense of determination and strength through the repeated vowel sounds like in 'inaction and inertia.' The consistent vowel sounds add a rhythmic quality that reinforces the resolute tone of the passage.


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