the sounds of the word suit the sense: for example, buzz, wuff, pop euphony onomatopoeia...
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The sounds of the word suit the sense:
for example, buzz, wuff, pop
euphonyeuphony
onomatopoeiaonomatopoeia
alliterationalliteration
assonanceassonance
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A comparison using like or as
HyperboleHyperbole
MetaphorMetaphor
SimileSimile
IronyIrony
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The opposite of what is said or expected
ironyirony
metaphormetaphor
tonetone
moodmood
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Using sensory details to create a mental picture
ironyirony
similesimile
metaphormetaphor
imageryimagery
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Repetition of a whole phrase or lines often found in ballads or songs
And the word is…………………..
OnomatopoeiaOnomatopoeia
AlliterationAlliteration
RefrainRefrain
RhymeRhyme
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Trite, overused expressionsEx. Strong as an ox
VariationsVariations
SymbolismSymbolism
DenotationDenotation
ClichesCliches
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Giving lifelike qualities to nonliving things
AllusionAllusion
AllegoryAllegory
HyperboleHyperbole
PersonificationPersonification
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Reference to something else
AlliterationAlliteration
ApostropheApostrophe
AssonanceAssonance
AllusionAllusion
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The running on of one line of poetry to the next without any punctuation
AlliterationAlliteration
NarrativeNarrative
EnjambmentEnjambment
CoinagesCoinages
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Unrhymed verse
Blank VerseBlank Verse
SonnetSonnet
Last VerseLast Verse
Free VerseFree Verse
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The attitude of the writer toward the topicHint: look at all the t’s
OnomatopoeiaOnomatopoeia
AlliterationAlliteration
ToneTone
RhymeRhyme
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Emotional response of the reader
ThemeTheme
ImagesImages
MoodMood
RhymeRhyme
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Objects that stand for themselves and have a deeper meaning
OnomatopoeiaOnomatopoeia
SymbolismSymbolism
AssonanceAssonance
RhymeRhyme
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The writer’s comment about life, people; their main point
SymbolSymbol
ToneTone
MoodMood
ThemeTheme
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A pause or break in a line used for emphasis or effect
CaesuraCaesura
ConcreteConcrete
EnjambmentEnjambment
StructureStructure
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A comparison NOT using the words like or as
SimileSimile
ImageImage
MetaphorMetaphor
PersonificationPersonification
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This type of poetry tells a story
DramaticDramatic
NarrativeNarrative
SonnetSonnet
RhymingRhyming
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