Literary Devices

2. Imagery that appeals to the reader's sense of taste
5. Figurative language that gives inanimate objects human-like qualities
6. The type of imagery that appeals to the mind's sense of sight
7. A figure of speech that references a specific person, place, thing, literary work, or historical event
8. A figurative language technique that involves using exaggeration for emphasis
10. A type of imagery that appeals to the mind's sense of smell
12. Expressions that mean something different than what they say
14. Words that sound like their meaning

1. A series of words that begin with the same consonant sound
3. Imagery that appeals to the mind's sense of touch or feeling
4. A phrase that compares two unlike things by calling one something that it is not
9. contradictory terms that make sense of the overall situation
11. Compares two unlike things using "like" or "as"
13. A literary device that appeals to the reader's sense of sound