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list of random things.
not in a special order |
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| repetition of the same letter in a phrase |
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used to tell unfinished sentences |
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run on lines on a poem
eg: I went to the
marvelous beach |
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| ordering, commanding forms of speech |
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repetition of the begining word
eg: I believe I can fly
I believe I can touch the sky
I believe......... |
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| word(s) used more than once |
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a poem with a dent in one of the lines
eg: blah, blah, blah, blah
blah, blah, blah, blah
blah, blah, blah, blah |
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| a stereotypical defenition of what people think |
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a group of words with the same vowel sound
eg: How now brown cow |
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| comparing two objects with like or as |
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| repetition of the 's' sound in a phrase |
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questions without an answer
just to stimulate thought |
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repetition of the same word
"No, no, no! It can't be" |
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the first phrase repeated at the end
eg: my mum~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~my mum |
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| giving inanimate object human-like qualities |
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imagery:
- visual
- oral
- tactile
- gustatory
- olfactory
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words that focous on our five senses
look, sound, feel, taste, smell |
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comarisons with two opposing pictures
[image] |
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word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable
or in easy terms:
exactly the same as simile but without like or as |
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| when two words sound alike |
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| opposite between what might be expected and what actually occurs |
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| politer way of saying things |
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two contrasting words next to each other
eg:pretty ugly |
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special words used by specific people
priests: god holy peace... |
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| giving humans animal like actions |
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smaller unit representing a whole
eg: England lost by six wickets (meaning ‘the English cricket team’). |
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| series of harsh unpleasant sound |
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| the sounds that occur in the film |
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| sounds that are not inside the films but the background music |
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| undigetic sound that reveals some parts of the story |
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| when the camera follows the charater |
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absurd or contradictory statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true
eg: you have to be cruel to be kind |
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| when the audience knows more information than the characters |
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| when the weather mimics the character's emotions |
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| reference to another text |
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| when the text has at least two interpretations |
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| short and forsible sentence |
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overused sentences
eg: they lived happily ever after |
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| speech by a single person |
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| reoccurence of something in a text to help develop and inform the text's major theme |
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| tone that expreses critism |
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| text with constant ooh and ahh |
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short.
brief.
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| revealing characters feelings |
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| mimicing tone in a ridiculing way |
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