Giving an object human abilities

Phrase that is not meant to be literal

Impacts the 5 senses (Smell, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Sight)

Ripe tomatoes are pieces of heaven in my garden

We will cross that bridge when we get there

The flower was like heaven in my garden

Something does not hurt as bad (Algo no duele tanto)

How the reader is supposed to to feel

All Directions (Todas las direcciones)

Same sound at the beginning of words

Comparing two object WITHOUT using "like" or "as"

To help people in need (Para ayudar a las personas necesitadas)

Conversation between people (Conversación entre personas)

Who is telling the story 3rd or 1st person

See through material (Material transparente)

Express emotion through movement

Born in a certain time (Nacido en un tiempo determinado.)

Who is telling the story 1st person or 3rd person

Speech given at a funeral (discurso pronunciado en un funeral)

Example of personification

My flower was begging for water

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Personification
Comparing two words using "like" or "as"
How the author is supposed to feel
Giving an object human abilities
A word that is also a sound
2
Idiom
A word that is also a sound
Repeating a vowel sound at the beginning of words
How the author is supposed to feel
Phrase that is not meant to be literal
3
Tone
A word that is also a sound
to feel
using “like” or “as”
hearing, sight, touch, taste)
4
log/logue
"words (spoken or written)"
"to feel"
"to see"
"light"
5
Persona
Personality
A Book
Character
The Truth
6
Imagery
Comparing a word with "like" or "as"
Impacts the 5 senses (Smell, Hearing, Taste, Touch, Sight)
Giving an object human like abilities
A word that is also a sound
7
Examples of metaphor
The friend was as nice as a kitten
Ripe tomatoes are pieces of heaven in my garden
The pizza was as good as rain
He had a bad streak of mood swings
8
Example of a onomatopoeia
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
"boom" "bam" "pow"
Cross that bridge when we will get there
Shrieking siren
9
Example of idiom
The flower begged for water
I can smell pizza from a mile away
We will cross that bridge when we get there
Shrieking siren
10
Example of simile
The pizza was delicious
The lion roared at the kitten
The flower was like heaven in my garden
The bird chirped louder than a siren
11
Desensitize
To be born (Nacer)
To be invisible (ser invisible)
To feel bad about something (Sentirse mal por algo)
Something does not hurt as bad (Algo no duele tanto)
12
Monologue
Journal Entry
A Long Speech
A quote
A paragraph explaining a scene
13
Parody
A novel
Explaining how someone looks
Making fun of something
A paragraph
14
Mood
stanzas or paragraphs
How the reader is supposed to to feel
using “like” or “as”
A phrase that is not meant to be literal
15
Sens/sent
"words spoken or written"
"to feel"
"race, birth, born"
"to love"
16
Omnidirectional
To love books (amar los libros)
All Directions (Todas las direcciones)
To hide from people (Para esconderse de la gente)
To be bright with color (Ser brillante con color)
17
Alliteration
Same sound at the beginning of words
Repeating a vowel sound the beginning of words
Comparing two words WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
Lines of words with the same sound at the end of words
18
Metaphor
Same letter sounds at the beginning of words
Comparing two object WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
Comparing two objects using "like" or "as"
How the author is supposed to feel
19
Phil
"all"
"to love"
"light"
"to see"
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Onomatopoeia
Layout of poem, stanzas or paragraphs
Giving an object human abilities
A phrase that is not meant to be literal
A word that is also a sound
21
Omni
"all"
"light"
"to feel"
"to see"
22
Philanthropy
To help people in need (Para ayudar a las personas necesitadas)
To love books (amar los libros)
To not be seen (para no ser visto)
All directions (Todas las direcciones)
23
Dialogue
Conversation between people (Conversación entre personas)
Beginning of a book (comienzo de un libro)
See through material (Material transparente)
To love books (amar los libros)
24
Perspective
How the reader is supposed to feel
A phrase that is not meant to be literal
Who is telling the story 3rd or 1st person
Giving an object human like abilities
25
Translucent
Avoid light (Evite la luz)
To be invisible (ser invisible)
Born in a certain time (Nacido en un tiempo determinado.)
See through material (Material transparente)
26
Pantomime
Talking Parrots
Express emotion through movement
A crazy scene in a movie
Writing an explanatory paragraph
27
Generation
Cannot be seen (No puede ser visto)
Conversation between people (Conversación entre personas)
Avoid light (Evite la luz)
Born in a certain time (Nacido en un tiempo determinado.)
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vid/vis
"race, birth, born"
"to see"
"to feel"
"to love"
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Rhyme
Who is telling the story 1st person or 3rd person
to feel
abilities
be literal
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Eulogy
All directions (Todas las direcciones)
To see through it (Para ver a través de él)
Born in a certain generation (Nacido en cierta generación.)
Speech given at a funeral (discurso pronunciado en un funeral)
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Example of personification
My flower was begging for water
The girl threw her trash away
The boy flew a kite like a monkey
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
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luc
"light"
"to feel"
"to see"
"all"
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Example of a Rhyme
Tomato, Celery, Burger, Hotdog
Hat, Silver, Trap, Soap
Cat, hat, mat, sat
cat, litter, toy, tap
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Gen
"all"
"light"
"race, born, birth"
"to feel"

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