A) •Simile •Methapor •Homonym
B) •Metonymy •Synecdoche •Allusion
C) •Personification •Hyperbole
A) •Metonymy•Synecdoche •Symbol •Allusion
B) •Assonance •Alliteration •Consonance
C) •Irony •Euphemism •Ambiguity
A) Irony, Euphemism , Ambiguity
B) Personification , Hyperbole
C) Simile, Pan
A) Irony, Euphemism, Ambiguity, Pun
B) Chiasmus, Acronyms, Palindrome
C) Assonance, Alliteration, Homophone
- 5. Based on Utterance- repeated words
A) Chiasmus, Acronyms, Palindrome
B) Formal, Slang, Taboo
C) Alliteration, Assonance, Consonance, Onomatopoeia, Homophone
A) Methapor
B) Simile
C) Synecdoche
- 7. same name but different meaning.
A) Homonyn
B) Simile
C) Symbol
A) Simile
B) Hyperbole
C) Methapor
- 9. not calling them by their own name/represent something./close association
A) Pun
B) Synesthesia
C) Metonymy
A) Personification
B) Global
C) Synecdoche
- 11. to play with./An ____ is a figure of speech where the speaker or writer refers to a person, place, event, or work of art/literature without directly mentioning it
A) Symbol
B) Allusion
C) Ambiguity
- 12. figure of speech where human qualities or actions are given to animals, objects, or ideas.
A) Irony
B) Personification
C) Hyperbole
- 14. (sarcasm) is a figure of speech where the opposite of what is expected or meant is said or happens.
A) Euphemism
B) Pun
C) Irony
- 15. polite or mild way of saying something harsh, rude, or unpleasant.
A) Euphemism
B) Pun
C) Ambiguity
- 16. figure of speech or language use where a word, phrase, or sentence has more than one meaning.
A) Irony
B) Ambiguity
C) Pun
- 17. is a play on words where a word or phrase is used in a way that makes it funny or clever because it has more than one meaning or sounds like another word.
A) Association
B) Pun
C) Onomatopoeia
- 18. repetition of initial consonant sounds.(Tongue Twister)
A) Assonance
B) Alliteration
C) Onomatopoeia
- 19. repetition of consonant sound.
A) Homophone
B) Consonance
C) Assonance
- 20. refers to sound. (Ex. Buzz) More effectively than others.
A) Onomatopoeia
B) Homophone
C) Chiasmus
- 21. repetition of vowel sound.
A) Consonance
B) Assonance
- 22. Same sound but different meaning and spelling
A) Xylophone
B) Cellphone
C) Homophone
- 23. (x) reverses the grammatical structure.
A) Palindrome
B) Chiasmus
C) Acronyms
- 24. the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word ( ASCII, NASA ).
A) Acronym
B) Palindrome
C) Hyperbole
- 25. ex. LEVEL a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward.
-running back again.
A) Acronym
B) Palindrome
C) Taboo
- 26. forbidden, propanity word.
A) Taboo language
B) Colloquialism
C) Slang words
- 27. words that use by youth by it change overtime.
A) Colloquialism
B) Jargon
C) Slang
- 28. Informal expressions used in casual conversation, common to a region or people.
Usage: Everyday speech, understood by most native speakers.
A) Ideological
B) Dialectic
C) Colloquialism
- 29. a simplified language that develops when people who do not share a common language need to communicate, usually for trade or work.
A) Creole
B) Pidgin
- 30. A creole develops when a pidgin becomes a full language and is learned as a first language by children.
A) Creole
B) Pidgin
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