Remake of Literary & Rhetorical Devices by Kimberly Brooks

Simile

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A direct comparison between two unlike things using like or as

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An implied comparison between two unlike things, without using like or as

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Non-human things, animals and objects are given human qualities.

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The repetition of the initial consonant sound at the beginning of a series of words.

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Writing that creates an image in a reader’s mind. It appeals to the senses.

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An object or action that represents something other than what it is.

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Making reference to a historical or literary figure, event or object.

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A short personal narrative that introduces a subject or makes a point. Often used as a hook or in the introduction.

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A comparison is made between two unlike things and is carried throughout the writing.

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A persuasive question that does not require a reply. Should be reserved to informal pieces of writing.

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Repetition of word, phrase or idea.

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Intentional exaggeration for effect.

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The sound of a word echoes its meaning.