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Melodic literary devices quiz

by Spotify
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Which phrase is an example of onomatopoeia?

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Which line shows alliteration?

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Which line demonstrates assonance?

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Which line contains consonance?

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Which sentence is a simile?

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Which line shows repetition for emphasis?

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Which is a metaphor?

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Which line uses onomatopoeia for emphasis?

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Which example best pairs a sound device with its effect?

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Identify the device in this line: 'The wind hissed through the pines.'

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Onomatopoeia imitates sound; 'Bang!' imitates a sound.

Alliteration repeats initial consonant sounds, as in 'Silly Sally sold seashells'.

Assonance repeats vowel sounds within words, like 'mellow' and 'bells'.

Consonance repeats consonant sounds, such as 'ck' in 'pack' and 'cracks'.

A simile uses like or as to compare; 'as brave as a lion' is a simile.

Repetition repeats words/phrases for emphasis, as in 'never' twice.

A metaphor states one thing is another, e.g., 'Time is a thief'.

Onomatopoeia imitates sound; 'creaked'/'groaned' convey sounds.

Alliteration uses repeated consonant sounds to create rhythm.

'Hiss' imitates the sound of wind; it is onomatopoeia.

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