Question

figure the speech!

Reading the definitions and examples, write the names of the figures of speech by rewriting the jumbled words given in the boxes correctly.

1. Series of words that begin with the same consonant or sound alike (e.g., wild and woolly)_____ ioaitelnlrat

2. Combination of opposing or contrasting ideas (e.g., "One small step for a man, one giant leap for all mankind.") _____ahentsisit

3. Arrangement of words in order of increasing importance (e.g., "There are three things that will endure: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love.") _____aclxim

4. Omission of words (e.g., John, that way..., Rohan, there).______ psiselli

5. Words those are identical in spelling but different in origin and meaning (e.g., the verb 'bear'—to carry or endure, and the noun 'bear'—the animal with a shaggy coat)______ phhogomra

6. Words those are identical with each other in pronunciation and spelling, but differing in origin and meaning (e.g., bank: a slope, bank: a place for keeping money safe)_____hoonmym

7. Words with the same spelling but different pronunciations and meanings (e.g., verb 'moped'-past tense of mope, and the noun 'moped'-a motorcycle)_____nyheomter​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. ALLITERATION

2.ANTITHESIS

3.CLIMAX

4.ELLIPSIS

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