4th Quarter- Figures of Speech Part 1

Identification:

They are literary devices used to add depth, vividness, and imagery to language.

(a)  

Identification:

It is a comparison between two different things using the words "like" or

"as," to create a vivid image or highlight a particular quality.

(a)  

Identification:

It asserts a direct resemblance or relationship between two different things or ideas. It suggests that one thing is another.

(a)  

Identification:

It is an exaggeration or overstatement used for emphasis or

effect, not meant to be taken literally.

(a)  

Identification:

It attributes human characteristics or qualities to inanimate objects, animals, or abstract concepts.

(a)  

Identification:

It is a literary device where the intended meaning of words or actions is

different from the actual outcome.

(a)  

Identification:

it is when a writer directly addresses an absent person, abstract

concept, or inanimate object.

(a)  

Identification:

It refers to words that imitate the natural sounds of things

they describe.

(a)  

Identification:

It is the repetition of consonant sounds, particularly at the

beginning of words, in close proximity.

(a)  

Identification:

It is the repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words.

(a)