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PALE Light in color Ex. The moon was a pale color last night.

Excite To stir up. Ex. The students got excited when they got ice cream.

Outdoors Not inside Ex. The are many trees and animals outdoors.

drops Small amounts of liquid Ex. The rain fell in small drops.

alliteration Repeating same sounds at the beginning of words. Sally sells seashells at the seashore.

Free verse Poem in which words do not need to rhyme. Our teacher let us write a free verse poem about anything we wanted.

repetition Repeating words or phrases in a poem. The poem said the same thing over and over.

simile Compares two things with words like or as. The wind was as cold as ice.