Nonliteral language: includes similes and metaphors.

Language that gives human traits to animals, objects, and ideas.

Words that sound like their meanings.

Words with the same ending sounds.

To dive, sink rapidly, or to drop quickly.

Made a pleasant, repetitive, high-pitched sound.

An object that floats on the surface of water.

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Unit 3 Week 5 Poetry

Vocab: MyView

Term	Definition
Verses / Stanzas	An arrangement of lines.
Imagery	Vivid, descriptive details.
Figurative Language	Nonliteral language: includes similes and metaphors.
Personification	Language that gives human traits to animals, objects, and ideas.
Onomatopoeia	Words that sound like their meanings.
Rhyme	Words with the same ending sounds.
Plunge	To dive, sink rapidly, or to drop quickly.
Trilled	Made a pleasant, repetitive, high-pitched sound.
Thud	A dull sound.
Buoy	An object that floats on the surface of water.
Flocked	Moved in a group.