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examples of onomatopoeia
Period from 1750-1815
American Lit EOC review
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Period from 1750-1815
realism
colonial
romanticism
revolutionary period
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examples of onomatopoeia
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all the above
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The repetition of identical beginning consonant sounds are?
allieration
iorny
hyperbole
foreshadowing
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question to which no answer is needed
when your teacher asks if your texting
stereotyping
rhetorical question
mass media
5
form of speech intended to convey the opposite of its actual meaning
point of view
iorny
fate
setting
6
Referring to the persuasive technique of only resenting information that supports an idea
rhetorical question
bandwagon
stereotyping
card stacking
7
Not a true rhyme, uses repetition of similar vowel sounds
assonance
modern drama
consonance
consciousness
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when the author interrupts the scene of a narrative to tell about an earlier event
metaphor
dramatic irony
flashback
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giving human characteristics to animals, objects, or ideas
pun
metaphor
personification
paradox
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word meaning exaggeration
hyperbole
pun
refrain
metaphor
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which of the following is a greek name?
Eros
Juno
Pluto
Cupid
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what time period is this
harlem renaissance
music era
realism
jazz period
13
when the narrator addresses the reader directly using the word "you"?
author
second perosn
third person
first person
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What time period is this?
colonial
romanticism
realism
revolutionary
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a statement that at first seems like self contradictory but upon reflection makes sense
metaphore
refrain
paradox
pun
