Question

youve now had the opportunity to look closely at rhetorical devices in patrick henrys speech and thomas paines common sense. before going on to write your own argumentative text about the american revolution, take a moment to review what youve learned. drag the tiles to the blanks. review henrys statement, our chains are forged, their clanking may be heard on the plains of boston! is an example of blank. options: tone, a metaphor, logos, parallelism, a rhetorical question

Explanation:

The statement compares British colonial control to physical "chains" without using "like" or "as," which is the definition of a metaphor. Tone refers to the author's attitude, logos is logical appeal, parallelism is repeated grammatical structure, and a rhetorical question is a question not needing an answer—none of these fit the example.

Answer:

a metaphor