Question

What is metonymy in poetry?

• A. A figure of speech that uses one word to represent another associated thing
• B. A style of poetry that focuses on rhyme and meter
• C. A narrative technique used to create dramatic tension
• D. A type of imagery that appeals to the senses directly

Answer 1

Answer:

A. A figure of speech that uses one word to represent another associated thing

• "The crown will decide the country's future." (Here, "crown" represents the king or queen.)

• "The White House issued a statement." ("White House" refers to the U.S. government.)

• "The pen is mightier than the sword." ("Pen" represents writing, and "sword" represents military