use yo shins fo definitions
which is correct?
A. Repetition of vowel sounds at the middle/end of words
B. Repetition of consonant sounds at the middle/end of words
B
What is the sound being repeated?
ward and hard
-rd
Is this consonance, if so why?
Mike likes his new bike.
yes, -ike
Define Metonymy.
Metonymy is a literary device used to show that one thing represents another, but not how they are alike, like metaphor and simile.
What is synecdoche?
A figure of speech in which a part is made to represent the whole.
Does it have to rhyme? Yes or No?
No
Is this consonance?
dawn and down
If so what sound is repeated?
yes, -n
What is the consonance in this sentence?
I wish you would mash potatoes in this dish.
-sh
Is "the pen is mightier than the sword" metonymy?
Yes, the pen represents thoughts, while sword represents strength and fighting.
Is this a correct example of synecdoche?
-I need all hands on deck!
Yes
-The hands represent the sailors
Can their be a vowel in the sound?
Yes, as long as the sound is of the consanant
Ex: sent and went, ent
Is this an example of consonance?
cheese and bleak
If so, what sound is being repeated?
no, its not consonance
Is this an example of consonance?, if so, what are all the examples?
Norm, the worm, took the garden by a storm this morn
-rm,-rn
Is "lend me your ears" metonymy?
Yes, ears are representing their attention.
Is this an example of synecdoche?
-Lend me your ears
yes,
-the ears represent all the people, and their attention