Which figure of speech is used in "To err is human; to forgive divine"? A: anaphora B: epiphora C: simploce D: antithesis

Which type of repetition involves the repetition of the same word at the beginning of successive clauses, sentences or verses? A: epiphora B: simploce C: anaphora D: anadiplosis

Which figure of speech is used in the following paragraph?"The taste of America is becoming French in its conversation, French in its comforts and French in its discomforts, French in its eating, and French in its dress, French in its manners, and will become French in its art." A: repetition B: anaphora C: epiphora D: simploce

Which figure of speech is used in the following paragraph?"The taste of America is becoming French in its conversation, French in its comforts and French in its discomforts, French in its eating, and French in its dress, French in its manners, and will become French in its art." A: repetition B: anaphora C: epiphora D: simploce

Which type of repetition is used in the following example? ____ “…but your patronage has been delayed till I am indifferent and cannot enjoy it; till I am solitary, and cannot impart it; till I am known, and do not want it. --Letter To Lord Chesterfield by Samuel Johnson” A: epiphora B: simploce C: anaphora D: anadiplosis