The sounds of the word suit the sense: for example, buzz, wuff, pop euphony onomatopoeia alliteration assonance.

The sounds of the word suit the sense: for example, buzz, wuff, pop euphony onomatopoeia alliteration assonance

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A comparison using like or as Hyperbole Metaphor Simile Irony

The opposite of what is said or expected irony metaphor tone mood

Using sensory details to create a mental picture irony simile metaphor imagery

Repetition of a whole phrase or lines often found in ballads or songs And the word is………………….. Onomatopoeia Alliteration Refrain Rhyme

Trite, overused expressions Ex. Strong as an ox Variations Symbolism Denotation Cliches

Giving lifelike qualities to nonliving things Allusion Allegory Hyperbole Personification

Reference to something else Alliteration Apostrophe Assonance Allusion

The running on of one line of poetry to the next without any punctuation Alliteration Narrative Enjambment Coinages

Unrhymed verse Blank Verse Sonnet Last Verse Free Verse

The attitude of the writer toward the topic Hint: look at all the t’s Onomatopoeia Alliteration Tone Rhyme

Emotional response of the reader Theme Images Mood Rhyme

Objects that stand for themselves and have a deeper meaning Onomatopoeia Symbolism Assonance Rhyme

The writer’s comment about life, people; their main point Symbol Tone Mood Theme

A pause or break in a line used for emphasis or effect Caesura Concrete Enjambment Structure

A comparison NOT using the words like or as Simile Image Metaphor Personification

This type of poetry tells a story Dramatic Narrative Sonnet Rhyming

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