5528331745 | Allegory | The Wizards of Oz | 0 | |
5528356291 | Alliteration | How much could a woodchuck chuck if a wood chick could chuck wood | 1 | |
5528364053 | Allusion | Nose grow like a Pinocchio | 2 | |
5551221204 | Ambiguity | You're on fire | 3 | |
5551221205 | Analogy | 4 | ||
5528484787 | Anaphora | Blue is the color of water, blue is the color of sky | 5 | |
5551247667 | Anecdote | School | 6 | |
5528484788 | Antecedent | Dog saw the cat, then chased him | 7 | |
5528489457 | Antithesis | Red and Blue are direct opposites | 8 | |
5528533768 | Aphorism | If a tree falls in the forest does it make a sound | 9 | |
5528533769 | Apostrophe | Thank you Abraham Lincoln | 10 | |
5528536755 | Asyndeton | The pug was sitting, pondering, thinking. | 11 | |
5528536756 | Atmosphere | Its was dark and cloudy outside | 12 | |
5528540176 | Chiasmus | He was a father before he was a hero | 13 | |
5528540177 | Clause | The fast red car | 14 | |
5528554202 | Colloquial | Whats up? | 15 | |
5528554203 | Coherence | The bird has feathers and light bones so it can fly | 16 | |
5528558316 | Conceit | Tigers are like cats | 17 | |
5528558317 | Connotation | roast | 18 | |
5528564699 | Denotation | literal definition | 19 | |
5528566408 | Diacope | How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood | 20 | |
5528568679 | Diction | Word choices | 21 | |
5528580744 | Didactic | The teacher taught the class | 22 | |
5528583757 | Enumeration | pirates are cool. They have ships, they have swords, They have gold | 23 | |
5528588761 | Expletive | Fun fact | 24 | |
5528589306 | Euphemism | big stick instead of tree | 25 | |
5528592024 | Exposition | The Lucky Asian Boi | 26 | |
5528596380 | Extended Metaphor | Comparing 2 unlike things throughout the story | 27 | |
5528600440 | Figurative Language | Its like it grew wings and flew away | 28 | |
5528725011 | Figure of Speech | Flew LIKE a bird | 29 | |
5528725176 | Generic Conventions | Hero story always have great failure before great success | 30 | |
5528749826 | Genre | Genres like poetry and drama | 31 | |
5528749827 | Homily | Serious talk | 32 | |
5528752359 | Hyperbole | This painting is speaking to my soul | 33 | |
5528754778 | Hypophora | Why did the chick cross the road to get to the other side | 34 | |
5528754779 | Imagery | The gun boomed like thunder | 35 | |
5528758493 | Inference/infer | Draw a reasonable conclusion | 36 | |
5528758494 | Invective | The boy is stupid | 37 | |
5528765143 | Irony/Ironic | The criminal saved the man | 38 | |
5528767005 | Juxtaposition | Lucky Asian Boy | 39 | |
5528767006 | Litotes | The wise man | 40 | |
5528770222 | Loose Sentence | Main clause goes first then the follow up | 41 | |
5528773004 | Metaphor | A potato flew around my room | 42 | |
5528775527 | Metonymy | The waves roared or Poseidon Roared | 43 | |
5528778561 | Mood | Sean runs so fast | 44 | |
5528778562 | Narrative | The 3 little pigs | 45 | |
5528784449 | Onomatopoeia | BOOM MOOO BANG OINK | 46 | |
5528789505 | Oxymoron | The weak King | 47 | |
5551247668 | Paradox | Batman is strong and evil | 48 | |
5551251353 | Parallelism | The gorilla was the best, The gorilla was the worst | 49 | |
5551251354 | Parody | Something redone but still similar | 50 | |
5551253494 | Pedantic | Showoff | 51 | |
5551259959 | Periodic Sentence | And that is why the chicken crossed the road | 52 | |
5551259960 | Personification | The sun hugged the earth with its warmth | 53 | |
5551263496 | Polysyndeton | Godzilla roared and destroyed and ran and jumped on the buildings | 54 | |
5551278082 | Point of View | The way you see something and understand it | 55 | |
5551305485 | Predicate Adjective | The pool was gleaming and the sun was out | 56 | |
5551309547 | Predicate Nominative | Chink | 57 | |
5551309548 | Prose | Haiku | 58 | |
5551314113 | Repetition | Boom Boom Boom | 59 | |
5551314114 | Rhetoric | Buy this its good for you | 60 | |
5551317979 | Rhetoric Modes | cause and effect | 61 | |
5551321609 | Rhetoric Question | Question the audience ask but not really | 62 | |
5551321610 | Sarcasm | I LOVE TO FALL | 63 | |
5551328142 | Satire | Pretending to rap | 64 | |
5551334665 | Semantics | The definition of a word | 65 | |
5551334666 | Style | I write a very plain style | 66 | |
5551337368 | Subject Complement | Completes a sentence like the tiger is now full from eating | 67 | |
5551337369 | Subordinate Clause | I eat mangos, when _____________________________________ | 68 | |
5551340193 | Syllogism | I can be health if I eat a carrot aren't good but carrots aren't good | 69 | |
5551344367 | Symbols/Symbolism | The lightning bolt represents ZEUS | 70 | |
5551347120 | Synecdoche | A slice of pie not the whole pie or the other way around | 71 | |
5551347121 | Syntax | main body conclusion | 72 | |
5551347161 | Theme | The lion king was about the lions | 73 | |
5551350310 | Thesis | The lion ing focused on the lions | 74 | |
5551350311 | Tone | The people that write stories about there experiences | 75 | |
5551350312 | Transition | You have hair like a lion. lions have a very big main | 76 | |
5551353303 | Understatement | The empire state building is tall | 77 | |
5551353304 | Undetone | Roller coasters seem fun but if you have a heart attack you can die from riding one | 78 | |
5551353305 | Wit | Can I goto the bathroom? can you? | 79 |
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