He clasps the crag with crooked hands," is an example of what type of which sound device? A. assonance B. consonance C. repetition D. alliteration

The line, "He clasps the crag with crooked hands" is an example of alliteration. The correct answer is option D. Alliteration is a literary device, wherein the words in the series have the same consonant sounds. The consonant sounds are often at the beginning of the word. In the given line, "clasps, crag and crooked" have the same consonant sounds at the beginning of these words.