Hyperbole. An extreme exaggeration Exposition Beginning of a story that gives needed information.

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Hyperbole

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An extreme exaggeration

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Exposition

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Beginning of a story that gives needed

information

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Falling Action

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The tying up of loose ends after the climax

of a story

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Metaphor

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Comparison of two things WITHOUT

"like" or "as"

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Cliché

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Phrase so overused it has lost meaning or

effect

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Irony

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The opposite of what is expected

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Rhetorical Question

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A question is asked, but no answer is

expected/needed

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Assonance

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The Repetition of Vowel Sounds

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Theme

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Moral or Lesson in a story (an ENTIRE sentence long)

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Understatement

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Description which greatly plays down the importance of a

subject

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Characterization

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Description/Making of a character

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Fable

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Brief tale with animal characters which provides a clear moral or lesson

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Aphorism

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Brief statement that expresses a truth

about life

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Audience

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Those who are intended to read a piece of writing

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Resolution

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The end of a conflict (end of a story)

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Foreshadowing

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Hints given to the reader about what is to

happen

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Allegory

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A story with two meanings: one

simple, one deep

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Consonance

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Repetition of Consonant Sounds

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Analogy

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Relating unlike things helps us to

understand them

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Point of View

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Antagonist

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Enemy/Opponent to the Protagonist

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Figurative Language

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Decorative writing: includes similes, metaphors, etc.

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Onomatopoeia

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Words which imitate sounds

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Mood

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Atmosphere created by the author

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Symbol

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Word, Picture that represents

something else

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Personification

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Human qualities given to ideas,

objects or animals

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Connotation

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Different meanings of words due to

emotion or situation

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Parallelism

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All parts of sentence are equal/equally

important

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Rising Action

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Events that lead to the Climax of a story

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Imagery

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Detailed writing that affects the senses

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Climax

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Turning Point of a story

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Satire

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Foolish ideas are ridiculed to improve

society (written sarcasm)

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Allusion

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Referring to another story/event

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Alliteration

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1st letter repeated: “Peter Piper Picked a

Peck…”

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Denotation

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Literal, Dictionary meaning of a word

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Oxymoron

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Two contradictory terms put together


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VERBAL TECHNIQUES. Verbal technique: Hyperbole A deliberate exaggeration used for humorous effect or to emphasise a feeling. Examples: I could eat a.

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Name: Date€¦ · My family goes to the beach Melting in the heat Ode Odes use similes, metaphors and sometimes a technique called hyperbole (exaggeration). Example: Ode to my Pen

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Device #1 Hyperbole = Exaggeration - PBworksdonna-mason.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/101324617/Literary Devices... · Write a statement using hyperbole about the following topics; ...

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Introduction to Satire - Los Alamitos Unified School District / … ·  · 2014-02-19Irony is a mode of expression, through words ... exaggeration , or other ... Hyperbole is deliberate

Introduction to Satire - Los Alamitos Unified School District / … ·  · 2014-02-19Irony is a mode of expression, through words ... exaggeration , or other ... Hyperbole is deliberate

Literary Terms. Hyperbole A purposeful exaggeration or overstatement. Examples: –I–I’ve been waiting forever. –M–My bookbag weighs a ton! –I–It was so.

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1.What type of figurative language is used in the box? 2.What does it mean? 1) Hyperbole idiom 2) Because it is an extreme exaggeration. No one can be.

1.What type of figurative language is used in the box? 2.What does it mean? 1) Hyperbole idiom 2) Because it is an extreme exaggeration. No one can be.

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GNU Hyperbole Manual · GNU Hyperbole Manual The Everyday Hypertextual Information Manager Bob Weiner

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20120208102158425 Pre...Foreshadowing - the use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action Page 3 of 4 Hyperbole - a deliberate, extravagant, and often outrageous exaggeration;

20120208102158425 Pre...Foreshadowing - the use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action Page 3 of 4 Hyperbole - a deliberate, extravagant, and often outrageous exaggeration;