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1
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Repeating words for effect
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2
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Words used to evoke emotions
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3
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Words that sound like their descriptions, eg. bang
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5
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Drawing parallels or comparisons between unrelated or dissimilar things
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7
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Informal language, including slang
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8
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When two things are compared using 'as' or 'like'
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9
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Attaching human attributes to inanimate objects, phenomena and animals
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10
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A word naming an attribute of a noun, e.g. green
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11
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Exaggerated language
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12
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Factual data often used in a persuasive way
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1
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Questions that do not require an answer
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4
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A word or phrase that gives more information about a verb, e.g. gently
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6
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A visual image painted in the reader's mind from text read
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