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Use of words, phrases, symbols, and ideas in such a way as to create mental images for the reader Figurative Language

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Page 1: Use of words, phrases, symbols, and ideas in such a way as to create mental images for the reader Figurative Language

Poetry Terms

Page 2: Use of words, phrases, symbols, and ideas in such a way as to create mental images for the reader Figurative Language

Use of words, phrases, symbols, and ideas in such a way as to create mental images for the reader

Figurative Language

Page 3: Use of words, phrases, symbols, and ideas in such a way as to create mental images for the reader Figurative Language

The dictionary definition of a

word Example: Ornery- stubborn

(adj.)Sal was acting ornery and did not want to leave Bybanks.

Denotation

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the emotions that are felt

when you hear or see a word, second definition

Example: Word- Test Connotation (Emotions) for word- Anxiety, Fear

Connotation

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using sensory (five

senses) words to create a mental picture.

Example: The blackberry cobbler bubbled in the oven.

Imagery

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a repeating of the same

sound at the beginning of words

Example: Sally sells sausage on Sunday.

Alliteration

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an object or idea that

represents a feeling or emotion

Example: A Four Leaf Clover symbolizes good luck.

Symbol

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exaggerated statement Example: His growling

stomach could be heard miles away.

Hyperbole

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comparing two things

using the words like or as.

Example: The baby’s laugh is like flowers blooming in the spring.

Simile

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comparing two things

without using the words like or as.

Example: A baby’s cry is a thundercloud ruining a perfect day.

Metaphor

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words that sound like what

they mean Example: Boom! The car

crashed into the wall.

Onomatopoeia

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giving non- living things

human characteristics Example: The stubborn pen

refused to write, so I bit it angrily and the pen’s ink attacked my face!

Personification

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A poem’s paragraph

Stanza