Which excerpt from "it sifts from leaden sieves" includes a clear use of alliteration?

a.
it powders all the wood

b.
"to stump, and stack — and stem —"

c.
it reaches to the fence —

d.
denying they have been —

The answer is B.  "To Stump, and Stack — and Stem —"

A. nominative

Explanation:

In the nominative predicate, the nucleus is always a name, which performs the predicative function of the subject. Moreover, the nominative predicative is formed by a word that has the function of completing the verb of the sentence, which in this sentence is called the verb of linking. This only happens in the nominative function.