Terms 1
a comparison using like or as
simile
language that appeals to the senses
imagery
He is a rock
direct metaphor
on the table
under the bench
prepositional phrases
What is the underlying message?
theme
a comparison not using like or as
metaphor
repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of words
alliteration
Break a leg
implied metaphor
Sandra, a student of distinction,
appositive phrase
an object with deeper meaning
symbol
when an object is given human traits
personification
words that are not a true rhyme
slant rhyme
The poem "mother to son" comparing her life to a crystal staircase
extended metaphor
He left early however he also arrive late.
He left early; however, he also arrive late.
3 types of irony
verbal-situational-dramatic
repetition of a vowel sound within a word
assonance
two words that rhyme within a line
internal rhyme
The sky is clear.
The sun is near.
The grass is green.
Oh what a scene.
AABB
The sweet tasty berries were a delicious desert to the savory thick stake.
The sweet, tasty berries were a delicious dessert to the savory, thick steak.
What is the difference between allusion and illusion?
allusion- a reference
illusion- a magic trick
Repetition of a consonant sound within a word
consonance
extreme exaggeration with a comic effect
hyperbole
The dog is a stray.
He left his home.
Where did he go?
He has not been found.
ABCD
Identify the direct and indirect objects:
He threw the her ball.
DO- ball
IO- her
What is vivid imagery?
Imagery that incorporates at least 3 senses