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Duplicate of Set 3
Duplicate of Set 3
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1
It isn't very serious. I have a little tumor on my brain.
paradox
meraplasmus
prothesis
litote
2
“I am not as young as I used to be”
metonymy
litote
synecdoche
tmesis
3
pleasing smoothness of sound; calming imagery
euphony
cacophony
hypophora
bathos
4
What made me take a trip to Africa?
There is no quick explanation. Things got too complicated.
prosthesis
metaplasmus
bathos
hyphopora
5
The gray beard over there is looking mighty fine today.
synecdoche
metonymy
6
addition of a sound at the beginning of a word
prothesis
litote
paradox
tmesis
7
metaphor in which the part stands for the whole
synecdoche
metonymy
bathos
hypophora
8
Now that just goes to show!
tmesis
prosthesis
anapodoton
litote
9
“Old fond eyes,
beweep
this cause again
prosthesis
litote
euphony
hypophora
10
Hollywood has been releasing a surprising amount of sci-fi movies lately.
metonymy
synecdoche
11
The White House released a statement last week.
metonymy
synecdoche
12
“Writing is my bread and butter”
synecdoche
metonymy
13
Hey, look. Freckles is here!
synecdoche
metonymy
14
“keeping the roof over your head"
synecdoche
metonymy
15
Hear the loud alarum bells– Brazen bells! What tale of terror, now, their turbulency tells!
cacophony
metonymy
anapodoton
euphony
16
The beginning of the end
hypophora
paradox
tmesis
metonymy
17
“That man–
how
dearly
ever
parted.”
tmesis
anapodoton
synecdoche
metaplasmus
18
"If only you came with me!"
cacophony
anapodoton
metonymy
tmesis
19
He paid his tab with a handful of coppers.
metonymy
synecdoche
20
His voice is warm and husky like dark melted chocolate fudge caramel… or something.
tmesis
bathos
paradox
cacophony
21
she sat there paler & whiter than anyone in the vast ocean of anxious faces about her
synecdoche
metonymy
22
The western wave was all a-flame.The day was well was nigh done
synecdoche
metonymy
23
Many students are afrightened by rhetorical terminology.
metaplasmus
bathos
litote
euphony
24
His terrible whiskers flitted round me in silent criticism.
metonymy
synecdoche
25
You’re turning heads when you walk through the door
metonymy
synecdoche
26
speaker raises a question and then immediately answers it
paradox
hypophora
tmesis
anapodoton
27
any alteration in the form of a word: addition, omission, substitution, and rearrangement
cacophony
litote
metaplasmus
euphony
28
The kitchen is coming along nicely.
synecdoche
metonymy
29
Hear the sledges of bellsWhat a world of merriment their melody foretellsHow they tinkle,tinkle
euphony
cacophony
bathos
paradox
30
referring to a deity as a "godlet", or a prince as a "princeling."
prosthesis
metaplasmus
anapodoton
tmesis