Which famous linguistic device, creating words that sound like what they represent, was deliberately used in Coca-Cola's original name selection for maximum phonetic appeal?

In the world of language and linguistics, companies often employ fascinating linguistic techniques in their advertising slogans to create memorable brand identities. These techniques can include phonetic symbolism, semantic priming, neologisms, and rhetorical devices that trigger specific psychological responses. Test your knowledge of how language shapes product perception and brand recognition in this linguistic marketing trivia!

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Onomatopoeia - The name was designed to mimic the sound of carbonation
Alliteration - The repeated 'C' sounds were the primary linguistic focus
Rhyming - The name was selected because it forms an internal rhyme
Assonance - The repeated 'o' vowel sounds were considered most important