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Poetry ElementsOnline version Yes or No: Does the example fit the suggested element? by Maria Iorlano 1 "The flower breathed its last breath." is an example of PERSONIFICATION. Yes No 2 "Oh my God! Oh my God, guys!" is an example of ANAPHORA. Yes No 3 "The thoughts running through my head stopped me from focusing." is an example of HYPERBOLE. Yes No 4 "The restaurant serves jumbo shrimp!" is an example of OXYMORON. Yes No 5 "I'm melting in this heat." is an example of METAPHOR. Yes No 6 "I went to the store. I went to get Mac & Cheese." is an example of ANAPHORA. Yes No 7 "She had a heart of gold." is an example of METAPHOR. Yes No 8 "She's pretty ugly." is an example of SYMBOLISM. Yes No 9 "The sunscreen was her holy grail." is an example of SYMBOLISM. Yes No 10 "Less is more." is an example of PARADOX. Yes No 11 "The classroom fell into a deafening silence as everyone waited for the test results." is an example of OXYMORON. Yes No 12 It was raining cats and dogs outside." is an example of HYPERBOLE. Yes No 13 "Zack sneezed when he heard jazz music." is an example of ASSONANCE. Yes No 14 "When the black cat crossed my path, I knew things were about to change." is an example of PERSONIFICATION. Yes No 15 "Life is like a box of chocolates." is an example of EPIZEUXIS. Yes No 16 "The night was black as ever, but bright stars lit up the sky." is an example of IMAGERY. Yes No 17 "Greedy goats gobbled garbage." is an example of ALLITERATION. Yes No 18 "Clap your hands and stamp your feet." is an example of ASSONANCE. Yes No 19 "Chips and dip." is an example of ASSONANCE. Yes No 20 "The old man hummed a calm, solemn hymn." is an example of CONSONANCE. Yes No 21 "So let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire. Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York." is an example of ANAPHORA. Yes No 22 "You think you've got it, Oh, you think you've got it, But "got it" just don't get it..." is an example of DIACOPE. Yes No 23 "Be back soon, Barry! Bye-bye!" is an example of ALLITERATION. Yes No 24 "His honor rooted in dishonor stood." is an example of OXYMORON. Yes No 25 "He's asleep. Asleep!" is an example of ANAPHORA. Yes No 26 "The winner extended an olive branch to his opponent." is an example of SYMBOLISM. Yes No 27 "Mary married mighty early." is an example of ALLITERATION. Yes No 28 "Get there early. Make sure to get there early!" is an example of DIACOPE. Yes No 29 "I was so embarrassed I could have died." is an example of HYPERBOLE. Yes No 30 "She eats like a pig." is an example of OXYMORON. Yes No 31 "The green grass was growing in the gleaming sun." is an example of PERSONIFICATION. Yes No 32 "The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain." is an example of ASSONANCE. Yes No 33 "Mike likes his new bike." is an example of ALLITERATION. Yes No 34 "I can resist everything but temptation." is an example of PARADOX. Yes No 35 "Love is a battlefield." is an example of SIMILE. Yes No

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"The flower breathed its last breath." is an example of PERSONIFICATION.

"Oh my God! Oh my God, guys!" is an example of ANAPHORA.

"The thoughts running through my head stopped me from focusing." is an example of HYPERBOLE.

"The restaurant serves jumbo shrimp!" is an example of OXYMORON.

"I'm melting in this heat." is an example of METAPHOR.

"I went to the store. I went to get Mac & Cheese." is an example of ANAPHORA.

"She had a heart of gold." is an example of METAPHOR.

"She's pretty ugly." is an example of SYMBOLISM.

"The sunscreen was her holy grail." is an example of SYMBOLISM.

"Less is more." is an example of PARADOX.

"The classroom fell into a deafening silence as everyone waited for the test results." is an example of OXYMORON.

It was raining cats and dogs outside." is an example of HYPERBOLE.

"Zack sneezed when he heard jazz music." is an example of ASSONANCE.

"When the black cat crossed my path, I knew things were about to change." is an example of PERSONIFICATION.

"Life is like a box of chocolates." is an example of EPIZEUXIS.

"The night was black as ever, but bright stars lit up the sky." is an example of IMAGERY.

"Greedy goats gobbled garbage." is an example of ALLITERATION.

"Clap your hands and stamp your feet." is an example of ASSONANCE.

"Chips and dip." is an example of ASSONANCE.

"The old man hummed a calm, solemn hymn." is an example of CONSONANCE.

"So let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire. Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York." is an example of ANAPHORA.

"You think you've got it, Oh, you think you've got it, But "got it" just don't get it..." is an example of DIACOPE.

"Be back soon, Barry! Bye-bye!" is an example of ALLITERATION.

"His honor rooted in dishonor stood." is an example of OXYMORON.

"He's asleep. Asleep!" is an example of ANAPHORA.

"The winner extended an olive branch to his opponent." is an example of SYMBOLISM.

"Mary married mighty early." is an example of ALLITERATION.

"Get there early. Make sure to get there early!" is an example of DIACOPE.

"I was so embarrassed I could have died." is an example of HYPERBOLE.

"She eats like a pig." is an example of OXYMORON.

"The green grass was growing in the gleaming sun." is an example of PERSONIFICATION.

"The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain." is an example of ASSONANCE.

"Mike likes his new bike." is an example of ALLITERATION.

"I can resist everything but temptation." is an example of PARADOX.

"Love is a battlefield." is an example of SIMILE.