Figures of Speech 2.0

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Identify figures definitions

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Linda Cera

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Figures of Speech 2.0Version en ligne Identify figures definitions par Linda Cera 1 Epigram is a long narrative poem that tells a story in verse. Yes No 2 An oxymoron is the last word repeated at the end of each line. Yes No 3 Anaphora is the repetition of the final word of successive lines. Yes No 4 A pun relies on a word having two meanings for humorous or witty effect in a verse. Yes No 5 Circumlocution is using many words to express a point indirectly in poetry. Yes No 6 A pun relies on rhyming words only and not on multiple meanings. Yes No 7 Metonymy uses name of something closely associated with what is meant, such as 'the Crown' referring to the monarchy. Yes No 8 An oxymoron in verse pairs contradictory terms, like 'bittersweet'. Yes No 9 Anaphora is the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses. Yes No 10 Circumlocution means expressing an idea with very few, concise words. Yes No

Figures of Speech 2.0Version en ligne

Identify figures definitions

par Linda Cera

Epigram is a long narrative poem that tells a story in verse.

Yes

An oxymoron is the last word repeated at the end of each line.

Yes

Anaphora is the repetition of the final word of successive lines.

Yes

A pun relies on a word having two meanings for humorous or witty effect in a verse.

Yes

Circumlocution is using many words to express a point indirectly in poetry.

Yes

A pun relies on rhyming words only and not on multiple meanings.

Yes

Metonymy uses name of something closely associated with what is meant, such as 'the Crown' referring to the monarchy.

Yes

An oxymoron in verse pairs contradictory terms, like 'bittersweet'.

Yes

Anaphora is the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.

Yes

Circumlocution means expressing an idea with very few, concise words.

Yes

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Figures of Speech 2.0

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Adjective Checker

Figures of Speech 2.0Version en ligne

par Linda Cera

Epigram is a long narrative poem that tells a story in verse.

An oxymoron is the last word repeated at the end of each line.

Anaphora is the repetition of the final word of successive lines.

A pun relies on a word having two meanings for humorous or witty effect in a verse.

Circumlocution is using many words to express a point indirectly in poetry.

A pun relies on rhyming words only and not on multiple meanings.

Metonymy uses name of something closely associated with what is meant, such as 'the Crown' referring to the monarchy.

An oxymoron in verse pairs contradictory terms, like 'bittersweet'.

Anaphora is the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.

Circumlocution means expressing an idea with very few, concise words.

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