Definition | Answer | % Correct |
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Words beginning with the same letter are repeated throughout a phrase or sentence. | Alliteration | 82%
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A question that is not intended to be answered. | Rhetorical Question | 76%
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A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object to which it is not literally applicable. | Metaphor | 70%
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The attribution of human qualities, abilities or feelings to something that is not human. | Personification | 67%
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An exaggeration statement or claim not meant to be taken literally. | Hyperbole | 65%
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A comparison of one thing with another used to make a description more emphatic or vivid. | Simile | 65%
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A figure of speech in which two words that have opposite meanings appear in conjunction. | Oxymoron | 63%
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Each of two or more verbs having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins and spelling. | Homophone | 49%
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A word or phrase that is informal and used in ordinary or familiar conversation. | Colloquial | 48%
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Language evoking emotion or empathy. | Pathos | 47%
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An object, sound, or place used as an emblem to represent certain themes. | Symbolism | 45%
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The use of language that usually means the opposite for a humorous effect. | Irony | 41%
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Contrasting something against something else. | Juxtaposition | 34%
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Each of two or more words having the same spelling but different meanings and origins. | Homonym | 33%
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A recurring symbol that portrays a specific theme or idea. | Motif | 33%
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An indirect and subtle reference to something. | Allusion | 32%
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A mild or indirect word or expression substituted when something is considered to harsh or explicit. | Euphemism | 22%
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A person or object described as an animal. | Zoomorphism | 18%
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To ask a question and then immediately answer it. | Hypophora | 7%
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The accidental use of a similar-sounding word for a comedic effect. | Malapropism | 6%
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A list of rhetorical questions. | Pysma | 0%
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