Repeating a word at the beginning of successive lines.

What's personification?

giving human characteristics to something non-human.

The most intense part of a story for the protagonist

using language that usually means the opposite.

Repeating a word at the end of successive lines.

Words with the same ending sounds.

a comparison not using like or as.

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1
Conflicts are resolved.
The end of the story.
How am I supposed to know?
Conflict
Resolution
2
What is anaphora?
Repeating a word at the beginning of successive lines.
Repeating a word or phrase at the end of successive lines.
Words with the same ending sounds.
I don't know.
3
Which of these is not alliteration?
Peter picked peppers.
Cats can climb.
Dogs like to take naps.
Sally sells sea shells.
4
What is rising action?
The main part of the story.
The first part of the mountain.
I don't know anything
Leads to the resolution
5
What's personification?
people being turned into objects.
giving human characteristics to something non-human.
none of these.
object being able to talk.
6
What is climax?
I still don't know
The most intense part of a story for the protagonist
sets the story in motion
The thing in the middle of the mountain
7
Tells where the story takes place
How am I supposed to know?
Rising Action
Setting
Esposition
8
Which of these is an example of a hyperbole?
the dog walked around.
the cat meowed.
my feet are killing me.
the horse ate hay.
9
What is irony?
sound words.
using language that usually means the opposite.
using language meant to be taken literally.
using language not meant to be taken literally.
10
What is epistrophe?
I don't know
Repeating a word at the end of successive lines.
That thing that goes between a word and a s.
Repeating a word at the beginning of successive lines
11
What is rhyme?
The stuff at the end of a line in a poem.
I don't remember.
Repeating parts of a word at the end of a line or sentence.
Words with the same ending sounds.
12
Provides the background of the story.
Falling action
Setting
Rising Action
Exposition
13
What's a simile?
a comparison not using like or as.
a comparison using like or as.
ummm.
I don't know.
14
What is a metaphor?
a comparison using like or as.
ummm.
I don't know.
a comparison not using like or as.
15
Which of these is an example of onomatopoeia?
Cow
Click boom
Dog
Sheep

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