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language of speech
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| figurative language | the language of poetry ;the language that paints a picture in your mind using figures of speech. |
| literal lenguage | the languane of every day speech;using words according to their dictionary. |
| symbolism | when a concrete object represents an obstrack idea. ex.(object:wedding ring idea:love commitment) |
| universal symbol | a symbol that is known by all. ex:(to sing, to smoke) |
| created symbol | symbol that is created by the author;the reader recognizes the use of a symbolism for added meanings. |
| metaphor | a comparasion between two unlike objects for the porpuse of adding figurative language for the written word. |
| simile | a comparason between two unlike objects,using the words LIKE or US,for the porpuse of adding figurative language for the given word. |
| onomatopoeia | words that inmitate sounds in nature.(moo,buzz,ring.) |
| hyperbole | an exageration used to make a point.(it was to cold that i put on 50 sweathers) |
| personification | giving concrete objects life-like charateristic.(her fase lit up, the vacuum gobbled up the dirt.) |
| alliteration | repeation of sounds or syllables to add meaning.(the snow swept slowly through the sky.) |
| literary allusion | referring back to something that is commonly known and the fury and history or popular culture to represent an idea. |
| imagery | the use of works to create images in the mind of the reader.writers use images to appeal to the 5 senses to describe how their subject looks,sounds,feels,tates,or smeels. |
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