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Title: Allusion
Date: 1/9/17
This I should an example of an allusion because it is a reference to something. I got this picture by looking up "allusion" and clicking the image button.

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Title: Assonance
Date: 1/6/17

this picture represents an assonance because it has the same fowls repeting. I got this picture from looking up "assonance" and pressing th image button.

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Title: Consonance
Date: 1/6/17These are both examples of consonance because they show the same letter at the beginning of multiple words next to each other. I got these pictures by looking up "consonance" and pressing the image button.

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Title: Imagery
Date: 1/6/17
Imagery is when a writer show instead of telling. What this means is, when I writer says something in a story so descriptive that it puts a picture in your mind, that is imagery. It is very simple to explain. When a story puts a picture in your mind, that is an example of imagery.

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Title: Metaphor
Date: 1/6/17These are both examples of a metaphor because they both say something has/is happening but, that isn't literally happening. I got these pictures by looking up "metaphor" and clicking the images button.

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Title: Onomatopoeia
Date: 1/6/17These are both examples of onomatopoeia because they both are words that are a sound. I got these pictures by searching "onomatopoeia" and clicking images.

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Title: Personification
Date: 1/6/17These are both examples of personification because they are both things that aren't humans but a phrase is used to make them sound like humans, there are words that give them human traits. I got them by searching "personification" and clicking images.

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Title: Hyperbole
Date:1/6/17These are both examples of hyperbole because, they are exaggerated statements. I got them by searching "hyperbole" then clicking images.

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Title: Alliteration Examples
Date: 1/4/17
To show you what alliteration is, I choice to make different alliteration sentences. Here they are:
Ally Ate A Lot Of Apples After Algebra, Ben Baked Books For The Bad Biker Because He Bruised His Back, Cats Caught Cen At The College, Denver Ducks Drive For Delightful Dinners, Elephants At Eithen's Show Eat All Eithen's Eggplants, Frog Fake Fences To Fix Fred, George Gobble Great Amounts Of Good Grub, High Hoops Holler At Hector, I am Ian From India And I Like Iguanas, Justin Jogged For Jean's Jumping Run, Kenny Kangaroo Keeps Killing Kings, Lion Liam Licked His Last Lolly, Moaning Myrtle Missed Her Moment, Never Neglect Nigel The Nurse, Oddly Octopus Love Opening Oxygen Tanks, Paul Patted His Poor Pined Porky Porcupine, Quietly Queens Quickly Sneak Quails, Reece Racoon Raced Riley Rino To Regan, Sticky Stinky Sally Sat Alone Next To Sneaky Slithery Sean's Shop, Tiny Tim Talks About Toddlers Talking To Turtles, Umbrellas Are Useful Unorganized Underwater Upside Down Unhappy Utensils, Vampires Remember Drinking Very Valuable Blood Vividly, Water Walks To The Park When We Tell Him To Wait For A Whistle, I can't think of anything for X, Yellow Yakking Yolks Yell YOLO, Zebras Zap Zits Often. The reason I showed at of these Awesome Alliterations is because I wanted to show you the Marvelous Moments you can have with Each Easily Exampled letter.

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Tittle: Simile
Date: 1/3/17
A simile is something that is commonly used in fiction stories. A simile is when you say something is similar to something else when that is clearly not possible. For example, "The ground felt as if it was about to open wide and eat the whole school." Or, "My stomach felt like there was someone inside me punching me, or something was about to eat me from the inside out." These are both examples from fiction stories that I wrote. I have many more similes in these two stories but, these were the two I liked the most from my writing. As you can see, both have a word in them that I like to call, and simile word. A hyperbole word is, a word the shows up in a simile that is telling you what the thing is similar to. As and like are the most commonly used two, "AS dead AS a doornail." And, "she could eat LIKE a cow." That is what a simile is.

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Tittle: Goals
Date: 1/2/17
There are many goals I want to accomplish today and through the rest of the year. But, today I found one that feels important. I want to make sure I finish almost all my work today so and throughout the whole year, to get straight A's. The reason I so badly want these A's is, my mom says that is I get a report card with all A's on it, she would take me to Disney Land or anything I want. That is one of my main goals to accomplish this year.

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Title: A Christmas Carol
Date: 12/16/16
Overall, I loved the movie! The acting was amazing, the characters were portrayed Great, and everything was resolved. The movie was everything I expected and more. The ending bit Scrooge ending up as a big part in Tiny Tim's life and helped him through his illness. I found that part of the movie, even though it wasn't very long, very touching.

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Title: Figurative Language

Date: 12/14/16

Figurative language is a huge part of a good story. I’ve read a lot of stories and, there isn’t a single one that doesn’t have some sort of figurative language. This is a big deal because, figurative language clearly adds that little piece in a story that makes the book that much more enjoyable. How does this affect the mood? Simple. Well, it depends on what the mood is but, usually, the figurative language adds something to help give an understanding of what is going on. So, like in “A Christmas Carol,” there is a part at the beginning, and it says, “Old Marley was as dead as a doornail.” This is stating that Old Marley was dead, but he was as dead as something and, that is the start of figurative language, sometimes. A doornail isn’t alive, that’s common sense, but, when it is used that why is mean Old Marley was dead. That’s what figurative language is.