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Which element is a distinctive feature of Synge's dramatic language?

AUse of complex metaphors and allusions

BRealistic and colloquial dialogue

CPoetic and rhythmic prose

DFormal and elevated speech

Answer:

C. Poetic and rhythmic prose

Read Explanation:

Synge's language is known for its poetic quality, drawing on the rhythms and idioms of Irish speech while elevating it into a form of dramatic poetry. His distinctive use of language contributes significantly to the unique atmosphere of his plays.


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