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A comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
Ex. I was as strong as an ox |
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a comparison of two unlike things
Ex. The house was money |
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giving living qualitites to nonliving things
Ex. The swing wheezed |
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when one sense leads to other senses
Ex. The cat smelled like perfume |
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Referencing historical or fictional characters, place, event, or other works the writer assumes the reader will recognize
Ex. I was Sleeping Beauty |
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short, poetic stories that connect in the end
Ex. House on Mango Street |
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Repetition of a consonant; sounds at the beginning of words or within words
Ex. Sally bought sea shells at the sea shore |
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Words whos sound inmitates the sound of the thing being named
Ex. Buzz |
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The close repetition of middle vowel sounds betweeen different consonat sounds
Ex. Men sell wedding bells |
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Obvious exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally
Ex. I study 24/7 |
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The use of a part to represent a whole (when you use one item eto represent another with which has become associated with)
Ex. Heir to the crown |
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Symbols of transitioning into adulthood
(think of Coming of Age)
Ex. Sweet 16 |
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Close repetition of identical consonant sounds before and after differing vowel sounds
Ex. Chatting cheetahs |
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A part of something that stands for the whole thing
Ex. The grey beard walked his dog this morning |
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