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15 Cards in this Set

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simile
comparing unlike things using the words "like" or as
metaphor
comparing unlike nouns (without using "like" or "as")
hyperbole
an exageration not taken seriously
alliteration
a phrase with words that begin with or contain the same sounds
personification
giving human qualities or emotions to animals or inanimate objects
onomatopoeia
words that resemble the sounds that they are describing
idiom
an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its words
symbolism
objects, actions, or ideas that represent something other than itself
foreshadowing
clues in the story that help the reader determine what will happen later
suspense
when the author makes the reader tense or uncomfortable because they are waiting for a conflict or the climax
irony
when the outcome of events in a story is the opposite of what would be expected by the reader
oxymoron
when a description uses two words that have opposite meanings
anthropomorphism
when animals are given human qualities, thoughts, emotions, or characteristics
imagery
a mental image created by passages that contain sensory details and descriptions
euphemism
when a mild term or word is used instead of one that is harsh in order to be polite or gentle