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1. Listing several details, ideas, or examples in order to emphasize them.
6. A technique where the author or character minimizes their involvement in the events, maintaining objectivity.
7. A literary device where the speaker means the opposite of what is said, often for humorous or emphatic effect.
9. A figure of speech in which a thing or concept is referred to by the name of something closely associated with it.
11. How do we describe someone who is overweight in a softer way
12. What stylistic device gives a distinctive or characteristic description to a person or thing?
13. Arranging words, phrases, or clauses in increasing importance or intensity.
14. Replacing a proper name with a descriptive phrase or vice versa.
17. What stylistic device involves a play on words to create humor or a double meaning?
20. “The crown will decide”
21. The repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of neighboring words.
22. A combination of contradictory words that reveal a deeper meaning.
23. Applying a single word to two or more nouns, blending different ideas.

2. What type of stylistic device is used in the sentence:“I like people. Not just empty streets and dead buildings. People. People.”
3. A stylistic device that intentionally understates a fact or quality.
4. A word or phrase that conveys meaning figuratively through comparison, not literally.
5. Describing something indirectly using roundabout expressions
8. A device that replaces harsh, direct, or unpleasant words with more gentle or polite expressions.
10. A stylistic device where conjunctions are omitted and words or clauses are placed in sequence.
12. “He came, he saw, he conquered.”
15. What type of stylistic device is used in the sentence: “Never have I seen such chaos”?
16. Calling Alexander the Great “The Conqueror.”
18. A rhetorical device where words or concepts are repeated in reverse order.
19. “My heart is like a singing bird”this is ………