Question

Unless my soul's face let her see?. The figure of speech used here is
A) metaphor (B) synecdoche (C) personification D) simile​

Answer 1

Answer:

Personification because the quality to see is given to the soul . (personification - when the quality of human beings is given to a non living substance or imaginary substance)

Answer 2

The figure of speech used in Unless my soul's face let her see? is (C) personification.

Explanation:

• The meaning of each figure of speech given in the option are as follows:

(A) Metaphor:

• It is used in place of another thing to show that both are similar.
• It is the same as simile, but doesn't have words such as "like" or "as".

(B) Synecdoche:

• It explains the whole content with a part of the word.

(C) Personification:

• It attributes personalities and characters of human to non-human things such as sun, moon, soul, water, etc.

(D) Simile:

• It compares one thing with other things of different kinds, and yet alike in some significant way.
• It is identified by the presence of words such as "as" and "like" in the poem.

Unless my soul's face let her see?

• In the given line, it is mentioned that "Soul's face". Face is the attribute of humans and the soul is an inhuman thing.
• Thus as the attribute of humanity is given to Soul, it is inferred that the figure of speech given used in it is (C) Personification.

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