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- Q1What is the technique where the last word of the sentence begins the next sentence?AnaphoraAnadiplosisAnastropheEpanalepsis10s
- Q2What is the rhetorical term being used in this picture?EuphemismAsyndetonApostropheAppositive20s
- Q3What term does the opposite of anaphora?EpanalepsisMetonymyEpistropheGerund10s
- Q4What is being used in this sentence: "They read and studied and wrote and drilled. I laughed and played and talked and flunked."Subordinate conjunctionPolysyndetonAd hominemZeugma10s
- Q5Figure of speech in which a part is used for the whole? (EX: All hands on deck)MetonymyParticiplePersonificationSynecdoche10s
- Q6What is the being used in this sentence: "Your love is a fine cloth- a rag, actually, deteriorating as the elements take their toll."HyperboleInductiveSimileIrony10s
- Q7What is an adjective that follows a linking verb and modifies the subject of the sentence?MetaphorPredicate adjectivePunPredicate nominative10s
- Q8What is a noun or pronoun that uses a linking verb to unite, describe, or rename the noun in the subject of the sentence?Subordinate conjunctionSyllogismPredicate nominativeParadox10s
- Q9What is the term being used here: "My silent love grows louder with each passing minute."IronyOnomatopoeiaParadoxMalapropism10s
- Q10What is the term for a conjunction that makes and independent clause into a dependent clause?Subordinate conjunctionSimple sentenceSyntaxThe letter "and"10s
- Q11What is a minor device in which two or more elements in a sentence are tied together by the same verb or noun?TricolonObjectZeugmaNon sequitur10s
- Q12What's it called when two words are placed together that create a sense of opposition?ConnotationParallelismParadoxOxymoron10s
- Q13What is the deliberate repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of several poetic lines, sentences, paragraphs, etc?EpanalepsisAnadiplosisAnaphoraAphorsim10s
- Q14What term is used here: "The poisoned apple she ate to her gave cramps of a serious nature."AphorismAntithesisAppositiveAnastrophe10s
- Q15What is the deliberate omission of conjunctions from a series of related independent clauses called?ApostropheTricolonAsyndetonPolysyndeton10s
