What figure of speech is used here: “but say what muse can dare do bold a flight? ” a allusion b caesura c kenning d situational irony

The correct answer is option A "allusion". In the speech presented in the question “But say what muse can dare do bold a flight?”, the author is referring to the low probability of having a muse that is able to do a bold flight. By doing this, the author is comparing a real situation with an hypothetical one. Allusions are an effective figure of speech to get a point by given an example instead of writing or speaking a long discourse.