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fun!!!!!!!
cool!!!!!!!
ms.dodd
8th
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Caitlyn Wang
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Lit terms
simile
two words being compared w "like" or "as"
Metaphor
2 words being compared w/o "like" or "as"
onomatopoeia
suggest meanings of words. "Jingle", "boom"
alliteration
Sally sells seashells at the seashore
assonance
similarity in sounds. "deep" and "feet"
Irony
something surprising that someone would normally expect from the reality(stituation)
Soliloquy
talking on stage, considered to be alone
aside
a comment made to be heard by audience but not other characters
protagonist
main character
antagonist
enemy/competitor
conflict
to disagree strongly
personifacation
person considered as perfect example of an abstract/ non-living item
hyperbole
over exaggeration
Litotes
you won't be sorry=you'll be glad
Ethos
rules of society
Logos
facts, statistics
Pathos
Passion, emotions
pun
2 words close in sounds but wit different meanings(mushroom got invited to party cuz he was a fungi)
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