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Plosive

The repetition of harsher sounding vowels such as p, t, k, b, d, g.

Rhetorical Question

A question asked that is not supposed to be answered. It is used to make someone think


E.g. 'What time do you call this? '

Juxtaposition

Having two contradicting ideas or themes close to each other. E.g.Night and day or good and evil.