Which example of imagery focuses on sight and sound?

A test pilot testing their jet in the sky.

What is onomatopoeia?

The imitation of natural sounds in word form.

A comparison between two objects that uses the word like or as

An overused expression that means more than its literal meaning.

What is alliteration?

Repeating consonant sounds in a poetic line.

A literary device that has both a literal and figurative meaning.

A direct comparison between two dissimilar objects.

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Grammar Lesson - Literary Devices

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Which example of imagery focuses on sight and sound?
A test pilot testing their jet in the sky.
An artstic silently painting.
A delicious ice cream.
A hot oven burning your fingers.
2
What is onomatopoeia?
Edgar Allan Poe's theory of beauty in poetry.
The imitation of natural sounds in word form.
A literary device that pairs two opposite terms in a sentence
Literature produced when several writer's collaborate on a novel.
3
What is a simile?
When two things are the same, Simile.
When a character recognizes the errors of their ways.
A comparison between two objects that uses the word like or as
A type of smile that makes you laugh.
4
What is an idiom?
An overused expression that means more than its literal meaning.
Rhyming words at the end of a poetic line.
A comparison between two dissimilar objects.
A literary device that repeats similar consonant sounds.
5
What is alliteration?
Repeating consonant sounds in a poetic line.
A word, phrase or a line that is repeated throughout a literary work.
The rhyming pattern in a poem, story, or novel.
Repeating vowel sounds in a poetic line.
6
What is a symbol?
A literary device that has both a literal and figurative meaning.
An artstic canvas representing literature.
A comparison between two dissimilar objects.
Rhyming words at the end of a poetic line.
7
What is a hyperbole?
An extreme exaggeration.
Hypersonic speed achieved through an ascending parabola.
A comparison between two dissimilar objects.
A term that relates to the apex of a graph.
8
What is a metaphor?
A direct comparison between two dissimilar objects.
When an author compares him/herself to any other author.
A part of the metaverse owned by Facebook..
The opposite of what you say or mean.
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What is the best example for personification?
You're as beautiful as a rose.
Peter Piper picked a pickled pear.
The sky is crying.
A cheetah's speed compared to a race car.

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