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    Alliteration Metaphor

    the repetition of the same describes an object or action in a way


    sound or letter that isn't literally true but helps to
    explain an idea or make a comparison
    Allusion
    a reference to a person, place, Mood
    thing, event, or other literary work the emotion an author intends for
    Diction their reader to feel when reading
    word choice or style to convey Paradox
    an idea or point of view the juxtaposition of contrasting
    ideas to reveal a deeper truth
    Figurative Language
    the use of words that goes Personification
    attribution of personal
    beyond the literal meaning
    qualities
    Foreshadowing Repetition
    an indication of what is the repeating of words or
    to come phrases to emphasize a point
    Juxtaposition Simile
    the placement of contrasting the comparison of one thing
    ideas next to each other to another using like or as
    Irony Symbolism
    the outcome of events symbols used to represent
    contrary to what was expected ideas or qualities
    Imagery Tone
    visually descriptive or the word choice of an author
    figurative language that reveals their attitude

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