Rhetorical Devices Match-Up

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Froggy Jumps Rhetorical Devices Match-UpVersion en ligne Identify the device used. par Stéphanie Barsalou 1 In a speech, a speaker asks, 'Would you rather live a life of fear or courage?' which device is this? a Rhetorical questions b Hyperbole c Alliteration 2 A poet writes, 'The river dances through the valley.' which device is the river described as dancing? a Personification b Alliteration c Metaphor 3 A coach shouts, 'Amazing teamwork! We will win this!' as the crowd roars. a Repetition b Onomatopoeia c Allusion 4 A speaker says, 'Life is a rollercoaster, full of ups and downs.' which device is this comparative usage? a Simile b Analogy c Metaphor 5 The phrase 'buzzing bees' uses a repeating initial sound. Which device is this? a Alliteration b Onomatopoeia c Anaphora 6 A writer refers to Shakespeare as 'a modern-day Romeo' in a sentence. Which device is this? a Allusion b Analogy c Hyperbole 7 The line 'I’ve told you a million times' exaggerates a point. Which device is this? a Repetition b Hyperbole c Metaphor 8 A cartoon makes a gunshot sound with 'Bang!' to emphasize impact. Which device is this? a Onomatopoeia b Personification c Alliteration 9 A student says, 'The classroom is a zoo' to describe chaos. Which device is this? a Analogy b Simile c Metaphor 10 Two ideas are compared in a structured way to highlight similarities: 'Teacher is to school as doctor is to hospital.' Which device is this? a Simile b Allusion c Analogy 11 What rhetorical device uses the same starting consonant sound in a series of words? a Alliteration b Hyperbole c Metaphor 12 Which device gives human qualities to nonliving things? a Onomatopoeia b Allusion c Personification 13 Which figure is an exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally? a Hyperbole b Simile 14 What is a direct or indirect reference to a person, place, or thing in literature? a Metaphor b Allusion c Analogy 15 Which figure compares two unlike things using like or as? a Metaphor b Alliteration c Simile 16 Which device makes a direct comparison without using like or as? a Analogy b Metaphor c Hyperbole 17 Which term describes a sound-imitating word or expression? a Onomatopoeia b Repetition c Allusion 18 What is the repetition of words or phrases for emphasis called? a Rhetorical questions b Anaphora c Repetition 19 Which device is a question posed with an obvious answer? a Rhetorical questions b Hyperbole c Oxymoron 20 What compares two things to explain a point and makes abstract concepts concrete? a Metaphor b Simile c Analogy

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Rhetorical Devices Match-UpVersion en ligne

par Stéphanie Barsalou

In a speech, a speaker asks, 'Would you rather live a life of fear or courage?' which device is this?

A poet writes, 'The river dances through the valley.' which device is the river described as dancing?

A coach shouts, 'Amazing teamwork! We will win this!' as the crowd roars.

A speaker says, 'Life is a rollercoaster, full of ups and downs.' which device is this comparative usage?

The phrase 'buzzing bees' uses a repeating initial sound. Which device is this?

A writer refers to Shakespeare as 'a modern-day Romeo' in a sentence. Which device is this?

The line 'I’ve told you a million times' exaggerates a point. Which device is this?

A cartoon makes a gunshot sound with 'Bang!' to emphasize impact. Which device is this?

A student says, 'The classroom is a zoo' to describe chaos. Which device is this?

Two ideas are compared in a structured way to highlight similarities: 'Teacher is to school as doctor is to hospital.' Which device is this?

What rhetorical device uses the same starting consonant sound in a series of words?

Which device gives human qualities to nonliving things?

Which figure is an exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally?

What is a direct or indirect reference to a person, place, or thing in literature?

Which figure compares two unlike things using like or as?

Which device makes a direct comparison without using like or as?

Which term describes a sound-imitating word or expression?

What is the repetition of words or phrases for emphasis called?

Which device is a question posed with an obvious answer?

What compares two things to explain a point and makes abstract concepts concrete?