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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Poetry Edition

Question 1

The repetition of a vowel sound in the middle of a word is A Alliteration B Onomatopoeia C Assonance D Imagery

The repetition of a vowel sound in the middle of a word is A Alliteration B Onomatopoeia C Assonance D Imagery

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Question 2

What is the word ‘bang’ an example of? A Onomatopoeia B Rhyme C Alliteration D Sibilance

What is the word ‘bang’ an example of? A Onomatopoeia B Rhyme C Alliteration D Sibilance

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Question 3

The repetition of the first consonant sound in words is: A Personification B Alliteration C Powerful verbs D Simile

The repetition of the first consonant sound in words is: A Personification B Alliteration C Powerful verbs D Simile

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Question 4

What is it called when you compare two things using the words like or as? A Metaphor B Adverbs C Simile D Stanza

What is it called when you compare two things using the words like or as? A Metaphor B Adverbs C Simile D Stanza

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Question 5

What is it called when you give human traits to non-living things? A Assonance B Rhyme C Adjectives D Personification

What is it called when you give human traits to non-living things? A Assonance B Rhyme C Adjectives D Personification

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Question 6

What is sibilance? A A hip-hop act B A hissing sound like ‘s’ or ‘sh’ C A breed of exotic bird D When you exaggerate

What is sibilance? A A hip-hop act B A hissing sound like ‘s’ or ‘sh C A breed of exotic bird D When you exaggerate

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Question 7

A Simile B Metaphor C Hyperbole D Stanza What is a direct comparison between two objects that does NOT include like or as? A Simile B Metaphor C Hyperbole D Stanza

A Simile B Metaphor C Hyperbole D Stanza What is a direct comparison between two objects that does NOT include like or as? A Simile B Metaphor C Hyperbole D Stanza

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Question 8

Which of these is a metaphor? A Crocodiles’ teeth are sharp daggers B As blue as the deep sea C Sweet like chocolate D Bang! Crash! Boom!

Which of these is a metaphor? A Crocodiles’ teeth are sharp daggers B As blue as the deep sea C Sweet like chocolate D Bang! Crash! Boom!

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Question 9

Poems are separated into what? A Paragraphs B Triangles C Moments D Stanzas

Poems are separated into what? A Paragraphs B Triangles C Moments D Stanzas

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Question 10

Repeating something that has already been said or written is what? A Annoying B Interesting C Repetition D Onomatopoeia

Question? A Annoying B Interesting C Repetition D Onotmatopoeia

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Question 11

‘Tore’ and ‘Exploding’ are examples of what? A Onomatopoeia B Powerful verbs C Simile D Adjectives

‘Tore’ and ‘Exploding’ are examples of what? A Onomatopoeia B Powerful verbs C Simile D Adjectives

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Question 12

When there is a correspondence of sound between two words they A Match B Rhyme C Are old D Cannot be said backwards

When there is a correspondence of sound between two words they A Match B Rhyme C Are old D Cannot be said backwards

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Question 13

Which word is not onomatopoeic? A Thud B Crash C Sung D Boom

Which word is not onomatopoeic? A Thud B Crash C Sung D Boom

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Question 14

‘The terrible tiger tore’ is an example of A Rhyme B Alliteration C Onomatopoeia D Assonance

‘The terrible tiger tore’ is an example of A Rhyme B Alliteration C Onomatopoeia D Assonance

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Question 15

Using description to engage the five sense of the reader is A Adjectives B Rhyme C Metaphor D Imagery

Using descriptions to engage the five senses of the reader is A Adjectives B Rhyme C Metaphor D Imagery

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