1. Literary Terms
English 12

2. 91. Simile Comparison using “like” or “as”
Eg. The sun shines like Isshin’s smile

3. 57. Metaphor/Extended Metaphor
Comparison of two apparently unlike things/objects for literary effect
Eg. The way that we talk about emotion—like love—is conceptualized entirely through metaphor. “My heart is full of love” = heart is a container and love is a tangible substance.
Eg. His voice was furry and fluffy to the ear.
Soft, higher pitched voice, perhaps

4. 98. Repetition
Repeating a word or phrase for literary effect.

5. 2. Alliteration
The repetition of a sound at the beginning of two or more words in a row for literary effect. They may be separated by a short word.
The dusty dog drank deeply.
Leaves that leaned to the sway of the wind.
Kindly, the cat looked on.
Apples atrophied on the tree

6. 68. Onomatopoeia A sound word Eg. Buzz Eg. Whisper Eg. Murmer
Eg. Mumble

7. 119. Dialogue
What characters are saying in a piece of writing. Usually indicated using quotation marks and paragraphing.
SOMETIMES, however, in poems or some stories, this dialogue will be indicated using italics.

8. 71. Parallel Structure
The grammatical organization of a sentence where there is deliberate repetition of a grammatical form
Eg. They were running, hopping, and leaping.