Poetry and Literary Devices

Comparing two things using LIKE or AS is:

A word standing in for a sound effect is a:

You're my umbrella on a rainy day.

Put pretty pansies in Polly's pocket.

A collection of lines in a poem that are all put together is a

Comparing two things WITHOUT using like or as is:

An exaggeration is also called:

Giving a non-human thing human traits is called

My alarm clock fussed at me to wake up!

My dreams went SPLAT on the pavement.

"You sing like an angel" is an example of

Using the same sound over and over at the beginning of a word ("nine nice nanny goats") is:

The rhyming pattern of a poem is called its:

She gave me a chore list that was a mile long!

The sun goes to sleep in the west.