TNPSC | Group 2/2A 2022 | THE HOUSE ON ELM STREET | PART B POETRY | GENERAL ENGLISH

[@harshi5014]

1) Nadia bush
2) synechdoe
3) onomatopoeia
4) aabba
5) bit - brighter
6) poetess, Nadia Bush
7) rhetorical question
8) tree

[@vijaykaran8177]

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[@HariHaran-kb2wf]

1. Naida Bush
2. Synecdoche
3. Onomatopoeia
4. aabba
5. bit-brighter
6. Poet Naida Bush
7. Rhetorical Question
8. Tree

[@Rkrishna_kiruba27]

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[@zith1997]

You videos are too good please continue

[@yogaasri.d7993]

Hi mam, I have a doubt. Could you help to clarify. In 3rd stanza, "the house seem to be a bit brighter"------ does the word "be" comes under alliteration or not (like this be-bit-brighter)?

[@tnpsctricks8450]

be-bit-brighter are alliterated words (based on the options given, you can select the correct answer)
Thank you for your comment.

[@yogaasri.d7993]

@@tnpsctricks8450
Thank you mam

[@shoba1002]

Lights flicker on and off
This is antithesis or oxymoron mam
Its just sists there,never getting small or ever growing tall
This line antithesis or oxymoron

[@ashwinsudhan1517]

Thank you lots mam

[@janeashima9785]

Thank you mam

[@HariHaran-kb2wf]

Mam, Synecdoche poem lines explain panunga mam .

[@abiparthi3424]

1.Nadia bush
2.Synecdoche
3.Onomatopoeia
4.aabba
5.bit-brighter
6.Nadia bush(poet)
7.Rhetorical question
8.Tree

[@yasmingani2772]

1. Nadia Bush
2. Synecdoche
3. Onomatopoeia
4. aabba
5. Bit - Brighter
6. Poet Nadia Bush
7. Rhetorical Question
8. Tree