Across
- 2. Naming words.
- 4. The sounds of words to express or underline their meaning, sensory imagery.
- 5. The repetition of vowel sounds in a series of words.
- 8. questions A question asked for effect with no answer expected.
- 10. Over-the-top exaggeration for effect.
- 11. Someone or something, the subject of the sentence
- 12. fallacy The environment (usually the weather) reflects the mood of the character or scene.
- 13. A comparison made without using 'like' or 'as'.
- 15. A comparison using 'like' or 'as' to create a vivid image.
- 16. of three Repetition in a group of three to strengthen an idea or argument.
- 17. Words, phrases or ideas that are repeated for effect.
- 18. The repetition of the same sounds usually at the beginning of words.
Down
- 1. Implied meanings suggested by a word rather than its literal meanings.
- 3. words that describe verbs and adjectives
- 6. Words that describe actions and states of being
- 7. words that describe nouns
- 9. language Words chosen to bring an emotional response.
- 11. words used to show where something is in place or time
- 14. A type of imagery in which non-human objects, animals or ideas are given human characteristics.