Question

alliteration
example in seven ages of man

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

My favourite is "shrunk shank". Actually it is the only real alliteration in the speech, although Shakespeare does use a lot of sibilants (the letter "s" primarily) in the sixth age: sixth, slipper'd, spectacles, side, "pipes and whistles".

Answer 2

Examples of alliteration  in the poem "The Seven Ages of Man":

quick in quarrel

play his part

shrank shrunk

made to his mistress