English Language · English Literature
What is 'parallelism' when used as a literary device?
- 1A structural pattern where two completely identical plot resolutions happen simultaneously.
- 2The arrangement of words in an unmetered, chaotic prose format to mimic conversation.
- 3A rhetorical device where parts of a sentence or multiple sentences share a structurally similar grammatical framework.✓
- 4The repetition of matching consonant sounds at the very beginning of adjacent words.
Correct answer
A rhetorical device where parts of a sentence or multiple sentences share a structurally similar grammatical framework.
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