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Hyperbole
An exaggeration of ideas
A lit party
A hype person or person(s)
Inversion in arrangement
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Pun
A way of kicking a ball in the american varieties football
A play on words in which has a humorous effect
A type of racing
An extremely long shotgun
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Which is an example of Rhetorical Question?
"Are you stupid?"
"If love is like a bridge, or maybe like a grudge,"
"Are all blonde-haired people dumb?"
"Shall I compare thee to asummers day?"
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Simile
deals with interpretation and meaning of the words
sarcastic comment
figure of speech that makes a comparison using like or as
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Idiom
A set of expression or a phrase comprising tow or more words
Rhetorical device that involves a succession of sentences
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Repetition
Attempt to disapprove
A group of some lines that appears at the end of stanza
A literary device that repeats the same words or phrases
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Paradox
An imitation of the style of a particular writer
The state or condition of being equal
Denoting events or phenomena
a statement that's contradictory or opposite to common sense
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Irony
Denotes speech or writing that attacks
Uses figurative language to represent objects
A type of sentence that gives instructions or advice
Intended meaning is different from the actual meaning
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Personification
an idea or animal is given human characteristics
literary piece that imitates another literary work
The study of meter
Literary technique that presents ideas through logic
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Alliteration
A comparison in which an idea is compared to another thing
A number of words that have the same first consonant sound
A clause or word to which a pronoun refers back to
Abstract ideas are described in terms of characters
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what is foreshadowing ?
Your shadow
A literary device a writer gives as a hint
A tree shadow
A visual image
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Allusion
represents objects actions and ideas
A brief and indirect reference to a person place or thing
Becoming silent
disappointing situation
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Understatement
A simple bio
To be underneath a state
To make a situation less important
To be underground for a long period of time
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Onomatopoeia
words that can be read backwards
literary technique that is lyrical in nature but not lengthy
two opposite ideas are joined to create and effect
a word, which imitates the natural sound of a thing
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Metaphor
A dishwasher
A comparison of two things related
hyperbole
A comparison of two things unrelated
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symbol
Repetition of words
to signify ideas and qualities by using logos
not a part of standard vocabulary
Combination of words