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Literary Devices: Personification, Hyperbole, Anaphora

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What is personification in literature?

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Which line shows hyperbole?

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What is anaphora?

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Select an example of anaphora.

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Which line is a clear example of personification?

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Which statement demonstrates hyperbole?

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Which sentence best illustrates anaphora in poetry?

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Which option is NOT an example of personification?

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What purpose does hyperbole serve in writing?

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Which statement uses both hyperbole and anaphora?

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Personification endows non-human things with human qualities. Hyperbole is exaggeration, and anaphora is repetition at the start of clauses.

Hyperbole uses extreme exaggeration for effect; the other options aren’t exaggerated.

Anaphora is about repeating initial words or phrases for emphasis.

It repeats the phrase 'We shall' to create rhythm, classic anaphora.

Dancing leaves attribute human action to nature—personification.

“Weights a ton” is an exaggeration not meant to be literal.

Repetition at the start of clauses signals anaphora.

“The sun rose” is a natural event, not personified in this option.

Hyperbole heightens effect through exaggeration; not for precision.

This line uses repeated beginnings (anaphora) and exaggeration (hyperbole) for emphasis.

 
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