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5
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Giving human characteristics to objects or animals
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7
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The formation of words with meanings that are connected to their sounds
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8
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The use of opposing elements or ideas
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9
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A warning or indication of an unfortunate future event
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10
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A reference to something or someone famous from literature, religion, history or popular culture
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12
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A group of words that begin with the same sound or begins with the same initial letter
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13
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Conscious exaggeration, used for either serious or comic effect
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1
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A comparison between two things, using the words 'like' or 'as'
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2
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Adsurd or contradictory statement which, when it is explained, proves to be logically meaningful
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3
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A concrete object that also represents an abstract idea
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4
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Comparing one subject to another in the most direct way
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5
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When parts of nature reflect human emotions
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6
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A group of words that help paint a picture in the readers mind
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11
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The Writer's attitude towards the subject or reader
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