Repeating consonant sounds, typically the last letter of a word, is a technique known as a. assonance. b. rhyme. c. alliteration. d. consonance.

D. consonance.

The answer here is consonance. We can actually see the word consonant consonance. An example of consonance would be: The Furry Feet Flew From the Floor. Or A baT hiT the caT with a piT.

Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds in a group of words. Rhyme is the repetition of sounds within a group of words, especially the last word in a line of poetry. Alliteration is the repetition of sounds within a group of words - they can be vowels or consonants. However, when the definition specifically asks for consonant sounds choose consonance.

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