Question 1

Refers to words that imitate the natural sounds of people; animals things.

Accepted Answer

onomatopoeia

Question 2

A comparison of unlike objects using the words "like" "as" "similar to" "resembles"

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simile

Question 3

A direct and straightforward comparison of unlike objects.

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metaphor

Question 4

Refers to a single person place animal thing or event.

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singular noun

Question 5

Refers to more than one person place animal thing or event.

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plural noun

Question 6

A poem where the first letter of each line form a message.

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acrostic poem

Question 7

It is the speaker's attitude that is revealed by the text.

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tone

Question 8

It is your feeling when you listen to the message of the text.

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mood

Question 9

These are terms that are used to make statements and descriptions more interesting and colorful.

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figures of speech

Question 10

The figure of speech that uses exaggerated or extraordinary ideas.

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hyperbole

Question 11

It is a figure of speech that gives human traits to non human subjects.

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personification

Question 12

A poem that describes an object and is shaped the same object as the object that the poem is describing.

Accepted Answer

shape poem

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