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Kelsi Phillips RHETORICAL DEVICES

Kelsi Phillips. RHETORICAL DEVICES: Simile Metaphor Personification Imagery Sight Hearing Touch Taste Feel

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SIMILE A comparison using “like” or “as” Examples: The bear was so tall it was like a tree! The bear was as tall as a tree! The fish was like a squirmy worm. The fish was as squirmy as a worm.

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Page 1: Kelsi Phillips. RHETORICAL DEVICES: Simile Metaphor Personification Imagery Sight Hearing Touch Taste Feel

Kelsi Phillips

RHETORICAL DEVICES

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RHETORICAL DEVICES: Simile Metaphor Personification Imagery

Sight Hearing Touch Taste Feel

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SIMILE

A comparison using “like” or “as”

Examples:The bear was so tall it was like a tree!

The bear was as tall as a tree!

The fish was like a squirmy worm.

The fish was as squirmy as a worm.

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METAPHOR

A comparison NOT using the words like or as.

Examples:My brother is a bear when he wakes up in the morning.

My best friend is a monkey when she’s on the playground.

The dancer was a graceful butterfly on the stage.

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SIMILIE METAPHOR

My pencil was as sharp as a sword after I pulled it out of the pencil sharpener.

My pencil was a sword when I pulled it out of the pencil sharpener.

The sky is like a blanket stretching over the entire world.

The sky is a blanket stretching over the entire world.

The very first time I drank a slurpee, I got a headache as big as Mt. Everest.

The very first time I drank a slurpee, I got a headache the size of Mt. Rushmore.

The pinball was like a boulder rolling down the mountain as it crashed into the black hole.

The pinball was a boulder rolling down a mountain until it crashed into the black hole.

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PERSONIFICATIONGiving animals or non-living objects the

characteristics or qualities of a human being.

Examples:Talking animalsDancing dressersSinging clocksAngry dishes

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IMAGERYDevice used in writing to appeal to the five

senses.

“The pie baked in the hot oven as Grandma scooped cold ice cream from the freezer. As the timer buzzed, the aroma of apples and

cinnamon filled the air. My sister and I crunched through the leaves to reach the

back door. We knew that our slices would be waiting for us on the table.”

Can you identify the words in the passage that are examples of imagery?

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WORDS THAT APPEAL TO OUR SENSE OF:

SMELL:aromasweetsmoky

TOUCH:roughsoftsmoothbumpyserrated

silkyrubberwarmcoldhot

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TASTE:deliciousyummysweetsourbitter

HEARING:loudscreechingsoftclappingpounding

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SIGHT:beautifulflowingunclearcloudymistyshiningbellowingrollingfastslow