Simile-Rhyme Definitions
Sound effects and Joining Together of Opposite Ideas.
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What is Onomatopoeia and Oxymoron.
What is the best Hyperbole sentence to the meaning?
A. This T.V Weighs so heavy Its 250 Pounds!
B. The Math Binder can be carried.
C. The Fire is Hot!
D. The Big Giant Picture fell off.
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What is A. This T.V Weighs so heavy Its 250 Pounds!
What Literary Devices with starts with a P?
What is Personification, Pun, and Paradox.
Which one of these questions is an Idiom?
A. The Window is so big.
B. The Computer is so bad.
C."You are driving me crazy!"
D. The Snowflake is Frosty.
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What is C."You are Driving me Crazy!"
A more gentle approach to saying a Harsh Truth and An Exaggeration.
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What is Euphemism and Hyperbole.
A Play on Words.
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What is Pun.
Euphemism- What is a more Polite Approach?
A."The Circus Circus is the worst casino/hotel ever."
B."Tokyo, Japan is fine but is a little to noisy and to much for me to live in."
C. "Russell Ranch Elementary School is so Stupid and the Worst."
D. "Baseball is the worst sport ever."
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What is B."Tokyo, Japan is fine but is a little to noisy and to much for me to live in."
How many Literary Devices are there with Figurative Language?
What is 18
What are the 5 types of Rhyme and what do they mean?
What is End Rhyme- Rhyme at the end of lines, What is Internal Rhyme- Words that rhyme inside the lines, What is Exact Rhyme- A perfect rhyme of vowel and consonant, What is Approximate Rhyme- Sounds are similar but not exact, and What is Rhyme Scheme- The pattern of rhyming words at the end of each line of a poem.
The Repetition of the Same Letter Sound and A comparison of 2 things focusing on their relationship to each other
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What is Alliteration and Analogy.
Comparing 2 things using "like" or "as" and Comparing 2 things without using "like or "as".
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What is Simile and Metaphor.
Personification and Anthropomorphism both give Human Qualities but what Human Qualities does Personification give to and what Human Qualities does Anthropomorphism give to?
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What is Personification:To Non-Living Things and What is Anthropomorphism: To Non-Human Things.
What Literary Devices are there that start with a A?
What is Alliteration, Allusion, Analogy, Apostrophe, and Anthropomorphism.
Simile and Metaphor both Compare 2 things but which one does no Compare 2 things with "like" or "as"?
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What is Metaphor.
Giving Human Qualities to Non-Living Things and Giving Human Qualities to Non-Human Things.
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What is Anthropomorphism and Personification.
A Descriptive Phrase not meant to be taken Literally and A contradictory phrase that could be true.
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What is Idiom and Paradox.
Switch these 3 Literary Devices Around.
noitaretillA, ygolanA, and noisullA
What is Alliteration, Analogy, and Allusion.
What Literary Devices start with an O?
What is Onomatopoeia and Oxymoron.
Which one of these questions is an Oxymoron?
A. The House was like a Living Nightmare!
B. The Couch is very Comfortable.
C. The Pancake was like a good chewy breakfast.
D. Both A.and C.
What is D. Both A.and C.
An Over-Used Phrase and A Descriptive Phrase/Title added to names.
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What is Cliche and Epithet.
The Repetition of similar sounds end of a word 5 types: End, Internal, Exact, Scheme and Approximate.
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What is Rhyme.
Switch these 3 Literary Devices Around.
ehportsopA, tehtipE, and ehcilc
What is Apostrophe, Epithet, and Cliche.
In the movie Cars 3 the scene where Lightning McQueen crashes what Literary Device does it use?
What is Oxymoron.
Switch these 3 Literary Devices around.
aieopotamonO, nuP, and xodaraP.
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What is Onomatopoeia, Pun, and Paradox.
Addressing someone/something that isn't responding back to them and An Indirect Reference to a person often not present, Literary, Historical, Religious, Classical, and Modern.
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What is Apostrophe and Allusion.