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const2013 [10]
3 years ago
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Match the the definition to the word. 1. repetition of initial consonant sounds assonance 2. saying that one thing is like anoth

er simile 3. use of corresponding consonant sounds in a line alliteration 4. stating that one thing is another consonance 5. use of corresponding vowel sounds in a line personification 6. giving nonliving things human characteristics onomatopoeia 7. words imitating the sound of a specific thing metaphor
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brilliants [131]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. Repetition of initial consonant sounds: Alliteration

2. Saying that one thing is like another: Simile

3. Use of corresponding consonant sounds in a line: Consonance

4. Stating that one thing is another: Metaphor

5. Use of corresponding vowel sounds in a line: Assonance

6. Giving non-living things human characteristics: Personification

7. Words imitating the sound of a specific thing: Onomatopoeia

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