Literary Devices Team 9

Which literary device is Shakespeare using when he compares the world to a stage?

A comparison made WITHOUT using the word "like" or "as" is also called a:

Specific, significant word choice (EX: "young man" vs "kid" or "gun related incident" vs "extrajudicial execution")

When Amir says that the past CLAWS its way out (not just that it comes up again), it is an example of:

“At parties, when [Baba] thundered into the room, attention shifted to him like sunflowers turning to the sun" (12-13)

Which literary device?

Which literary device is used in the sentence "Children aren't coloring books"?

Since "alien" and "illegal" are dehumanizing words, activists insist on the word "undocumented" instead. This =

A comparison using the word "like" or "as" is also called a: