Answer:Alliteration
Explanation: An Alliteration is a repeating word with the same letter, typically created with consonants but can be used without. An example of an alliteration would be: Timmy took tiny steps, The three T's would be the alteration.
An Onomatopoeia is where the word is a sound such as: BOOM or CRASH
While an Metaphor is referencing something such as: That boy is a pig
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A good topic sentence is very clear, focused on the topic, directly relates the thesis, summarizes the main points of that paragraph, and strongly supports a claim.
Observation about life
A story's theme is the author's main idea or message. This is usually an observation about life. Many times in young adult fiction these themes revolve around topics such as coming of age, death, belonging, and relationships. Romeo and Juliet has many great themes about how impulsivity can lead to one's death or how a family feud can take away the things that families value most. Moral statements are usually reserved for fables. General subject matter is not a theme but instead a topic. A point of view on a difficult topic is a person's perspective.
