Ocaptain! my captain! a line addressed to the assassinated president lincoln is an example of apostrophe. true false

The correct answer is A) True.

Explanation:

The line "O Captain! My Captain" off Walt Whitman's poem, addressed to the assassinated President Lincoln is indeed an example of an apostrophe. A apostrophe is a literary device used when a speaker  breaks off from addressing someone and addresses a third party that can be present or absent. It is mostly used in drama, but it also appears in poetry. In this example, the speaker of the poem begins with an address to Lincoln, the dead captain.

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