Funky, Fun, Fresh Inference Friday Rhetorical Repetition

In SZA’s Open Arms, she uses which type of rhetorical repetition to emphasize the ‘forever”: 

“I'm forever ridin' (whoa), 

you're forever guidin' (ayy)”

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• antanaclasis

• polyptoton

Dirty Heads choose to employ what type of rhetorical repetition to highlight the "say" in the lyric:

"say what you say"

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• polyoptoton

• antanaclasis

Jhené Aiko rhetorically expresses her pain with which repetitive stylistic device when she repeats:

"It don't even hurt anymore It don't even hurt"

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• polyptoton

• antanaclasis

Bruno Mars rhythmically assaults the listener with many repetitive stylistic devices to emphasize his points in Treasure, including this repetition that includes one or two words between the repeated word:

"But you're fine, so fine"

When you're mine, oh, mine

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• antanaclasis

• polyptoton

In his masterpiece entitle Poland, Lil Yachty rhetorically repeats

"I been leaning, baby girl, I been leaning", which is an example of this stylistic device that elaborates his point.

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• polyptoton

• antanaclasis

In the song Abandon Ship, Fin Argus uses which form of rhetorical repetition to rhythmically emphasize the effect of sound with parallelism in the "yo-yo-yo" repetition of this lyric:

"Yo-ho, yo-ho, yo-ho, yo-yo-yo, ho-yo, ho-yo, hoYo-oh-oh

Yo-ho, yo-ho, yo-ho, yo-yo-yo, ho-yo, ho-yo, hoYo-oh-oh"

• diacope

• mesodiplosis

• antanaclasis

• polyptoton

The ringleader of effective rhetorical repetition use in song, Bruno Mars, uses which of the following rhetorical strategies for clarity & rhythmic emphasis in Too Good To Say Goodbye with this line:

"If we're gonna fight this fight for better days"

• diacope

• mesodiplosis

• polyptoton

• antanaclasis

In Shakespeares's Sonnet 18, he uses which of the following forms of rhetorical repetition to dramatize two different meanings of "fair"?:

"And every fair from fair sometime declines"

• antanaclasis

• mesodiplosis

• diacope

• polyptoton

In the Prologue of Romeo & Juliet, the playwright uses which of the following forms of rhetorical repetition to dramatize two different meanings of "civil"?:

"Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean."

• diacope

• mesodiplosis

• antanaclasis

• polyptoton

In T-Pain's Bartender, he masterfully chooses to rhetorically dramatize with the repetition of the root same root word in this lyric:

"Ooh, she made us drinks to drink

We drunk 'em, got drunk".

Which of the following stylistic choices did he use?

• diacope

• mesodiplosis

• antanaclasis

• polyptoton