Using a Key Word or Phrase at the End Rather

question 17

Multiple Choice

Using a key word or phrase at the end rather than the beginning of a sentence,such as in the statement "she's an inspiration,a best friend,and a teacher; she's also my mom" is a stylistic device known as

• A)alliteration.
• B)omission.
• C)suspension.
• D)inversion.

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Definitions:

Visual Attention

The cognitive process of focusing on particular visual information while ignoring other visual stimuli.

Cocktail-Party Effect

The ability to focus one's auditory attention on a particular stimulus while filtering out a range of other stimuli, much like tuning into a single conversation in a noisy environment.

Selection

The process of choosing or making a decision from a set of alternatives, often used in contexts like recruitment, purchasing, or research methodology.

Attention

The act of concentrating on a particular object, task, or activity, while ignoring other stimuli.