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A metaphor is a figure of speech that is not literal or practical.

e.g. He eats like a pig.

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A question that is asked where the answer is implied or not needed.

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using a symbol or and image to say or use something

- christopher

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Define - A question that actually shouldn't be answer no matter if it is answerable or not, this goes for in real life situations and in sotry books such as in "Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief" there were many Rhetorical questions shown as well as other Literary Devices.

Example - Did you really think you can get away with this?

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When it is simpler to list words instead of saying '...and so on'

Example:
Blood, Sweat and Tears

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Definition- This is used to compare to things which are completely different from each other.

Example- He is fearless like a lion.

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Definition- This word is to show authority and power by a single word.

Example-
Low - We might change climate change
Medium- We should change climate change
Hight- We must change climate change.

These words can and should be used in writing if your being persuasive because it take things seriously

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the same use of text or sound
E.G we came, we saw, we concured

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giving nonhuman objects human characteristics

example
the story jumped of the page

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When listing, it is more powerful to list in three’s rather than say ‘...and so on’.

example: Pollution around the world causes dead animals, bad environment, dirty air and so on

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it is as cold as mount everest

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Repetition in vowels but not constants.

e.g. let me abbreviate and i do not mean to frustrate you...

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A question that is not meant to be answered

Example
Is rain wet?

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A false statement that at first seems true

Example:
Why do governments endorse peace and promote war?

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Definition: A sometimes ironic, statement that's overused.

Example: "all that glitters isnt gold"

-sylvana

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the level of importance expressed from different words

e.g. must is stronger than might

- daniella

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using a symbol or an image to represent something

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The repetition of consonant letters

Example:
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

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exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.

example:

I’m so bored I could die

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The use of words to produce mental

images or specific sensory experiences

example: The lake was shivering by the touch of the morning wind.

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as fat as whale

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the repetition of certain consent letters.

example: sweet birds sang

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similarity in sound between adjacent words' syllables, especially when two or more stressed vowels rhyme
e.g.
Let me abbreviate, not mean to frustrate but I can tell you’re becoming irate.

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Repeating constant letters in words

e.g. gladly, happily, knowingly

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Define - To describe and give human or imaginative characteristics to any object or thing  in all sorts of ways.

Example - The trees dance side to side like they were in Hawaii. Another one can even be ''The phone was screaming for attention."

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words that are used to represent sounds

eg. Bang! Pow!

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boing, gargle, clap, zap, and pitter-patter.

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The use of words to produce mental

images or specific sensory experiences.

example:

The grass was green, flowers were red.

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Exaggerated words that are taken seriously

Example:
I'm so bored I could die

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When listing, it is more powerful to list in three’s rather than say ‘...and so on’.
e.g.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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Symbols are used to represent a variation of ideas or qualities of objects or images

e.g. dove=peace

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An object which is given human characteristic or features.

Example - The trees danced in the wind

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when a word imitates a sound that it makes

example pop

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Repetition of consonant letters

example:

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers

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a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

Example: Her eyes were like diamonds

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Words that explain the sound they make

Example:
Boom! Pop! Zing!

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Definition- It is words that contain sound within it .

Example- Kaboom

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adding a human quality or emotion to a non inanimate object

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Using stronger and more powerful words to make the reader view and know what you opinion is and how strongly you feel about it.

e.g. Those claims definitely false.

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its as bright as the sun

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As slow as a sloth.

andy

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an overused phrase that isn't original, for example, 'back in my day..'

- Daniella

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Exaggerated claims that shouldn't be taken literally.
e.g.
I’m so bored I could die.

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exaggerated statements

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something said that is put on an object but is not literally applicable

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Definition- It is word or two used in an exaggerating way.

Example- He is taking years to come back .

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The use of symbols to represent an idea

Example:
Dove = peace

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A question which is intended to make the reader think.

Example - Have you ever experienced this?

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its as hot as a dessert

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Repeating the same word multiple times

e.g. We came, We saw, We conquered.

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A question that is asked where the answer is not required.

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Giving human characteristics or qualities to nonhuman things.

EG
The sun smiled down at us

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its as cold as the antartic

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The act of giving a human characteristic to a non-living thing. An example is 'the wall stared blankly at her'

- Daniella

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When an object represents a certain idea, action, or event.

example: the sword represents war.

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definition: The use of loud noises to draw the attention of the audience

example: BANG!

- sylvana

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A question that is asked where the answer is implied or not required.

Example:
Have you ever wondered what is beyond the stars?

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A comparison of two things using the
words ‘like’ or ‘as’.

e.g. As slow as a sloth

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Definition - two opposing words in one phrase. It usually dominated by the final word.

Example - Devilishly good

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Definition- it is two opposing words used in phrase. Usually something old compare to something new.

Example- Old news