Onomatopoeia
What is onomatopoeia? Give an example of the use of onomatopoeia in a line.
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What is a phonetic intensive?
A sound that connects a word with its meaning to some extent
What is synesthesia
The simulation of two or more senses simultaneously
Lines that are discordant and difficult to pronounce are called...
What is Cacophony
What is Noah's middle name
Jacob
Why do poets use onomatopoeia?
To create a clearer image for the reader that reflects what is taking place in a poem
What does the phonetic intensive “-are” imply?
A large noise or light
ex. glare, flare, blare
What is an example of synesthesia
Blue buzz
Lines that are smooth and musically pleasant to the ear are called...
What is Euphony
What is a group of gorillas called?
a gorilla troop
Use these onomatopoeic words in a line. 'jingle' AND 'clap'
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Why do poets use phonetic intensives?
To emphasize a core meaning with the repetition of a certain sounds!!!1
Why do authors use synesthesia
To help the reader feel like they are in (a part of) the story
Is “mellow” an example of a euphony or cacaphony?
Euphony
Where did Mr. Chang go to college
extra 100 points: What was his minor in?
UCSB, philosophy
Give me three examples of onomatopoeic words that relate with something being hit.
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What does the phonetic intensive “fl-“ imply?
A movement of light
True or false?
Are the following examples synesthetic
Warmly colored- cold ice - loud colored - smells delicious
True false true true
Does the following sentence contain more euphonies or cacophonies?
“I detest war because cause of war is always trivial.”
Cacaphonies
What does the tattoo on Mr. Chang's calf mean?
faster, higher, stronger
What onomatopoeia is in this poem? 'Water rushing,/ gushing,/ pushing/ past the limits of the edge./ Water barrels off the ledge,/ whipping up the bottom sludge,/ makes the water look like fudge,/ growling with a freight train's roar,/ wildly rushes out some more
rushing, gushing, whipping, growling, roar, rushes
Give three examples of words that contain a phonetic intensive that implies repetition
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Come up with a sentence using synesthesia
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Why do poets use euphonies and cacophonies?
To subtly alter the tone
What is the TA's name
J.B