Literary Devices In Class Practice #2

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Literary device in: 'The adults cackled loudly as they watched their kids swing at the piñata and miss.'

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Onomatopoeia

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Literary device in: 'While I was Trick or Treating, the snickers bar was calling my name.'

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Personification

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Literary device in: 'Your smile is like the sun rising on a clear summer day.'

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Simile

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Literary device in: 'Sally sells sea shells by the Oceanside seashore on Sunday.'

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Alliteration

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Literary device in: 'I could eat a million tacos all day everyday.'

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Hyperbole

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Literary device in: 'My brother and I were sardines packed in the car for 8 hours.'

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Metaphor

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Literary device in: 'Drip drop went the water on the clock, now it's ruined!'

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Onomatopoeia

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Literary device in: 'She was a diamond as she entered the ballroom dressed in light blue.'

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Metaphor

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Literary device in: 'Her touch sent shivers down my spine like an ice cube.'

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Simile

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Literary device in: 'The car was speeding down the road like a Tesla Rocket.'

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Simile