Literary Devices/Figurative Language

Welcome to the Literary Devices/Figurative Language category on Questions LLC! This is the perfect place for literary enthusiasts, writers, and language lovers to dive into the fascinating world of figurative language and explore the various literary devices used by authors to enhance their writing. Whether you're curious about metaphors, similes, personification, symbolism, or any other literary device, this category is brimming with insightful questions that will deepen your understanding and appreciation of these powerful tools. So, get ready to unravel the intricacies of language and unlock the hidden layers of meaning within texts.

Questions (7)

Which line in the poem contains an example of onomatopoeia?A. Line 6 B. Line 7 C. Line 14 D. Line 15 Line 6: and you'll forget
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ill give you an answer to this qick check ill give you every single onefor number one its Use the sentence to answer the
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2. asked by nwtb child
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Read this sentence from paragraph 7.The frosty air was crackling with the energy of the speaker's words, and Henry was
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what is the effect of personification used in paragraph?http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/lit_terms/terms/2terms.html#Personificat
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2. asked by henry!
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Use the passage to answer the question. In which sentence from the passage does the author use personification? (1 point)
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2. asked by lil beby
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What is an allusion?(1 point)Responses a comparison between two otherwise unlike objects, people, or places a comparison between
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Why might an author use figurative language in their writing? (1 point)A. It is fun. B. To create vivid descriptions and spark
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