| Sound Devices | Comparisons | Written | More | 
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					  What is Onomatopeia?					 
					 Boom! Splack! | 
					  What is metaphor?					 
					 'Her hair is gold' is an example of this. | 
					  What is foreshadowing?					 
					 'The leaves fell early that year' is an example of this.  | 
					  What is allusion?					 
					 I was surprised his nose was not growing like Pinoccio's.  | 
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					  What is consonance?					 
					 The repetition of consonants in a verse. | 
					  What is simile?					 
					 'You are as brave as a lion' is an example of this. | 
					  What is hyperbole?					 
					 'I can smell pizza from a mile away' is an example of this. | 
					  What is internal rhyme?					 
					 'I went to town to buy a gown. / I took the car and it wasn’t far.' is an example of this.  | 
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					  What is assonance?					 
					 'The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plane' is an example of this. | 
					  What is Personification?					 
					 'The tree danced with the rhythm of the wind' is an example of this. | 
					  What is a symbol?					 
					 A dove is an example of this.  | 
					  What is irony?					 
					 You study all week for a spelling test then misspell your name on the test.  | 
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					  What is rhyme?					 
					 The last syllable or two in lines of verse that have similar sounds. | 
					  What is Oxymoron?					 
					 It is painfully beautiful.  | 
					  What is prose?					 
					 'The poor are very great people, they can teach us many beautiful things. We just have to give them a listen to learn and see.' is an example of this.  | 
					  What is idiom?					 
					 'Sick as a dog' is an example of this. | 
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					  What is alliteration?					 
					 'An apple after an almond' is an example of this. | 
					  What is paradox? 					 
					 You can save money by spending it. | 
					  What is imagery?					 
					 On a starry winter night in Madrid.  | 
					  What is tone?					 
					 The attitude a writer takes towards a subject, character, or the reader. |