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Froggy Jumps alliteration assonance onomatopoeiaOnline version alliteration assonance onomatopoeia by Guldana Darganbai 1 Which sentence from Pride and Prejudice contains an example of alliteration? a “It is a truth universally acknowledged…” b “She was convinced that Darcy felt and deserved to feel strongly.” c “His family wished to see him happily married.” 2 What sound device is used in the phrase “pretty prodigious pride,” inspired by descriptions of Darcy? a Onomatopoeia b B. Assonance c C. Alliteration 3 Which example shows assonance? a “Her nerves were very much worked on.” b B. “The rain came in a heavy, weary sweep.” c C. “She sat silently beside her sister.” 4 Which sentence best represents onomatopoeia that could occur in a ballroom scene? a “The music gave a warm and elegant atmosphere.” b B. “The shoes went clack-clack across the polished floor.” c C. “The room was full of lively chatter.” 5 Which type of sound device is in the phrase “soft sighs” (Elizabeth reacting to a letter)? a Assonance b B. Alliteration c C. Onomatopoeia 6 True or False: Alliteration is the repetition of vowel sounds. a true b false c dont know 7 Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate sounds, like “buzz” or “clatter.” a true b false c . 8 The phrase “long, low lament” contains both alliteration and assonance. a true b false c . 9 Jane Austen frequently uses onomatopoeia in Pride and Prejudice a true b false c . 10 Assonance can appear even when the repeated vowel sounds occur inside different consonants. a true b false c .

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by Guldana Darganbai

Which sentence from Pride and Prejudice contains an example of alliteration?

“It is a truth universally acknowledged…”

“She was convinced that Darcy felt and deserved to feel strongly.”

“His family wished to see him happily married.”

What sound device is used in the phrase “pretty prodigious pride,” inspired by descriptions of Darcy?

Onomatopoeia

B. Assonance

C. Alliteration

Which example shows assonance?

“Her nerves were very much worked on.”

B. “The rain came in a heavy, weary sweep.”

C. “She sat silently beside her sister.”

Which sentence best represents onomatopoeia that could occur in a ballroom scene?

“The music gave a warm and elegant atmosphere.”

B. “The shoes went clack-clack across the polished floor.”

C. “The room was full of lively chatter.”

Which type of sound device is in the phrase “soft sighs” (Elizabeth reacting to a letter)?

Assonance

B. Alliteration

C. Onomatopoeia

True or False: Alliteration is the repetition of vowel sounds.

true

false

dont know

Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate sounds, like “buzz” or “clatter.”

true

false

The phrase “long, low lament” contains both alliteration and assonance.

true

false

Jane Austen frequently uses onomatopoeia in Pride and Prejudice

true

false

Assonance can appear even when the repeated vowel sounds occur inside different consonants.

true

false

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by Guldana Darganbai

Which sentence from Pride and Prejudice contains an example of alliteration?

What sound device is used in the phrase “pretty prodigious pride,” inspired by descriptions of Darcy?

Which example shows assonance?

Which sentence best represents onomatopoeia that could occur in a ballroom scene?

Which type of sound device is in the phrase “soft sighs” (Elizabeth reacting to a letter)?

True or False: Alliteration is the repetition of vowel sounds.

Onomatopoeia refers to words that imitate sounds, like “buzz” or “clatter.”

The phrase “long, low lament” contains both alliteration and assonance.

Jane Austen frequently uses onomatopoeia in Pride and Prejudice

Assonance can appear even when the repeated vowel sounds occur inside different consonants.

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