Question

What figure of speech used in the following:

A. "We squint, we sip, we smile, we hum " saraaap!"

B. "But especially we boil and mash the green pods for sinigang."

C. "I used dried tamarind's from the Indonesian section, soaked and mashed them, and freshened them with tomatoes, squeezed into the broth."

D. "Then she showed me the core, which looked like beautifully folded and interlocked leaves."​

Answer 1

Answer:

a. alliteration

d. simile

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The figures of speech used are given below:

A. "We squint, we sip, we smile, we hum " scrap!"

Answer: Alliteration. Alliteration is the use of similar sounds in a sentence. Here "sip", "smile" and "scrap" are an example of alliteration.

B.  "But especially we boil and mash the green pods for sinigang."

Answer: imagery. Imagery is the use of visually descriptive language in literary work.

C. "I used dried tamarinds from the Indonesian section, soaked and mashed them, and freshened them with tomatoes, squeezed into the broth."

Answer: an oxymoron. Oxymoron is the use of contrasting terms in conjunction. In the example, "dried tamarind" and "freshened with tomatoes.." is an instance of an oxymoron.

D. "Then she showed me the core, which looked like beautifully folded and interlocked leaves."​

Answer: simile. A simile is the figure of speech used to draw a similarity between two things using "as" and "like".

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