Answer:
B) Rhetorical device
Explanation:
A rhetorical device (also called a stylistic or persuasive device) is a technique the writer uses to convey a meaning, to persuade or evoke emotions within the reader. There are many different types of rhetorical devices a writer can use to achieve a specific effect. As some of them depend on a non-literal usage of words, they may be considered figurative speech. Here are some examples of rhetoric devices:
- Anaphora - the repetition of a word or a phrase in successive phrases. (e.g. My life is my purpose. My life is my goal.)
- Hyperbole - exaggeration (I am dying of shame.)
- Oxymoron - a two-word paradox (deafening silence, small crowd)
