Anaphora is the use of a repeated word or phrase that

a. concludes a speech.
b. urges political action.
c. imitates the rhythm of poetry.
d. introduces a clause or sentence.

Anaphora is the use of a repeated word or phrase that introduces a clause or sentence. The correct answer is D

Many writers use Anaphora at the beginning of their speech or writing, particularly in short stories and novels to appeal to the feelings of the readers or audience. It is the use of a repeated phrase or word.

When writers or speakers use anaphora in their writings or speeches, they intend to appeal to the emotion of the audience or readers.  Writers also use anaphora to convey arguments.

The speech "I have a dream" by martin Luther King is a perfect example of the use of anaphora.  In his popular speech, martin Luther king repeatedly used "I have a dream" to begins each of his statements in the speech.

The clause “I have a dream” was used as the opening clause in his speech. Dr. Martin Luther King uses the clause “I have a dream” to convey his arguments and also persuade his audience into believing and following his cause.

Anaphora is a very good technique that writers can use to make their short stories or novels pleasure to read and also to create emphasis.

It commonly used in speeches to persuade, inspire and motivate the audience.

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