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What poetic device does the poet use in these lines from “Cautionary Tale of Girls and Birds of Prey”?
Soon, her father grew impatient with her fear and began to bait
the bird with offerings of bloody chunks of beef.

narrative

alliteration

metaphor

rhyme

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These lines contain an alliteration.

"Soon, her father grew impatient with her fear and began to bait the bird with offerings of bloody chunks of beef."

An alliteration uses repetitive sounds, letter combinations, or words that begin with the same letters. They are also known as tongue-twisters.

We also know that these lines do not rhyme, do not contain any metaphors, and do not form a narrative.  

Cautionary tale is referred to as that tale which is narrated to a group of people warning them regarding danger.

Correct option is B.

"Alliteration" is the poetic device that the poet use in these lines from “Cautionary Tale of Girls and Birds of Prey"

"Soon, her father grew impatient with her fear and began to bait the bird with offerings of bloody chunks of beef."

An alliteration uses repetitive sounds, letter combinations, or words that begin with the same letters. They are also known as tongue-twisters.  We also know that these lines do not rhyme, do not contain any metaphors, and do not form a narrative.  

To know more about metaphor, refer to the link:

https://brainly.com/question/1743071

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