PD 7 - AP LIT DEVICES REVIEW

A personification is a literary device that compares two unlike things.

"The wild winds whipped through the willows, creating a haunting melody."

"Time is a thief that steals our moments when we’re not paying attention."

"He walked through the storm like Odysseus, facing trials that tested his very soul." (Multiple Answers)

"The comedian delivered a seriously funny performance that had everyone laughing."

“I have a dream, I have a dream" echoed through the crowd, reinforcing the speaker's vision for the future.

"O, brawling love! O, loving hate!" (*Romeo and Juliet, Act 1, Scene 1)

"The shimmering sea sang softly, serenading the shore with its soothing sound."

Select the two literary devices that are sound devices.

"The bees buzzed busily as they flitted from flower to flower."

A simile is a comparison between two unlike things using as or like.

To be, or not to be: that is the question." (*Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 1)

"The lumpy, bumpy road made every ride an adventure."

"Her heart fluttered like a butterfly, caught in the gentle breeze of love’s first touch."

All literary devices ae examples of imagery EXCEPT:

"The deafening silence wrapped around her like a comforting blanket, soothing yet unsettling."

"The world is a canvas, each moment a brushstroke painting the tapestry of our lives."

"His laughter echoed for a thousand lifetimes, a symphony that could shatter the silence of eternity."

"Less is more when it comes to clutter in your mind."

"My love is as a fever longing still." (*Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, Scene 5)

"I've told you a million times to clean your room!"

"Her smile was as bright as the sun on a summer's day."

“Oh, great! Just what I needed today—a flat tire!" said the angry bus driver.

"The wind whispered through the trees, sharing secrets only could understand."

"Her countenance shone like the morning star, brightening the hearts of all who beheld her grace."

"In the twilight's embrace, laughter danced with shadows, a harmony of joy and sorrow intertwined."

“Oh, what a lovely day!” she exclaimed, as raindrops drummed a dreary tune against the windowpane.

"He’s a real Romeo with the ladies, always charming and romantic."

select two literary devices that are used to compare

The baker kneaded dough, saying he was just trying to make a little bread on the side.