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Gives human qualities to something that is not human
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Used to make the writer sound dignified and intelligent
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Includes words or phrases multiple times to make an impression on the reader
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Makes people want to do what others are doing to be part of a group
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Shows a desire to go backwards in time, perhaps when things were simpler
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Uses exaggeration to make a point
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Uses a personal story to connect with the reader
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Illustrates a sharp, often hurtful comment that criticizes a person or their actions
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Tries to connect to the reader's senses: taste, touch, sight, sound, and smell
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Compares two things that are similar to make a point
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Makes fun of or ridicules someone's weaknesses
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Connects to the reader's emotions or feelings
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Used to appeal to the reader's intelligence by citing credible sources, facts, connecting to what is logical
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Illustrates a person's morals or character
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Shows the writer's attitude to the subject
