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OnomatopoeiaSet 3

1A word that makes a sound-bang-zip

2Words that are meant to represent sounds from the world around us

3What type of figurative language?Click, clack, Moo

4The kettle whistled loudly when the water boiled. The literary device used in this sentence is (a)

5What type of figurative language is a word or a group of words that sound like the sound they make? For example: The basketball went swish through the hoop.

6During a creative writing class, Tiffany wrote a story where the words 'buzz', 'hiss', and 'clang' vividly described sounds in a scene. What term describes words that mimic the sound they represent?

7What sound device is being used?"Boom boom clapBoom de clap de clapOne, two, three, everybodyC'mon off your seatsI'm gonna tell ya 'bout a beatThat's gonna make ya move your feet"

8POETIC DEVICE: "BOOM, CLAP-the sound of my heart, the beat goes on and on ..... "

9Whoosh! The wind blew the clover away from me.

10What figurative language describes a sound or is a sound effect?

11Which figurative language uses words to imitate natural sounds?

12Looking at the first panel on page 80, what literary techniques does the author use to show how Jordan makes the goal?

13A sound word that lets you hear the sound as you say the word

14Which rhetorical device is used in the following sentences?"The gushing stream flows in the forest.""The sack fell into the river with a splash."

15Identify the figure of speech in the sentence: "The bees buzzed past my ear."

16The use of a word having a sound that suggests its meaning (e.g., splash, murmur, buzz, twitter).

17What is it called when words represent a sound?

18What phonetic stylistic device is used in the following example: I heard a splashing noise

19An ..... is a word that phonetically mimics or resembles the sound of the thing it describes. Example: Vroom! Vroom!

20HONK! BANG! EEK!

21"The ding of the school bell rang through the hallway."What sense is the poet appealing to?

22Wham!

23Which figurative language device is used in this sentence: "The flood waters gushed through the town when the dams broke."

24Identify the type of figurative language used in the following sentence. Ryan enjoys walking in the woods where he can hear the crunch of the leaves under his feet.

25Which option correctly matches the technique with its effect?

26A figure of speech in which natural sounds are imitated in the sounds of words. Ex:drip, boom, pow, crack, buzz, hiss, etc.

27Identify the figure of speech in the given sentence:I love the sound of bacon sizzling on a weekend.

28A sound device; Naming a thing or an action by imitating the sound associated with it; Using words that sound like their meaning, or mimic sounds. They add a level of fun and reality to writing.

29A word that sounds like what it's describing (eg. BANG)

30What is the use of words that imitate sounds? (Crash, bang, hiss, splat)

31Which term fits the following definition? A word that sounds like the thing it describes.

32What type of figurative language?"Criss ball CROSS ball Criss and takes the break, KABOOM"

33The formation of a word whose sound is made to suggest or echo the sense as in cuckoo, bang, growl, hiss.

34Identify the figures of speech used in each line."How the bells tinkle! tinkle! tinkle! in the icy air of night."

35Identify the literary device used in the sentence: 'The bees buzzed busily around the flowers.' It is an example of (a)

36What is the name given to words that make the sound? e.g. Bang!

37Identify what sound device this is:"The flood water gushed down the road ..... "

38This Figure of Speech creates a sound effect that mimics the thing described, making the description more expressive and interesting.

39In Dejection: An Ode, what literary device is present in "the dull sobbing draft, that moans and rakes" ?

40What type of figurative language is being used in the sentence below?Boom! The fireworks cracked above in the sky to celebrate the Fourth of July.

41Read the passage: "The author writes, 'The leaves crunched under my feet as I walked through the forest.'" How does the use of sound devices achieve a specific purpose?

42Words that make a sound like their name. Ex: buzz, bang, sizzle

43"When the can opened, it went pop" is an example of:

44Bam!

45When an author forms a word to imitate a sound(aka sound effects in writing)

46Swish, bang, and boom are all examples of which type of figurative language?

47The rustling leaves outside my window kept me awake. *Choose the correct figure of speech.

48The engine roared to life when he turned the key. What literary device is used in this sentence?

49Identify the figurative Language Click, Clack the train moves down the tracks.

50Boom, clap, murmur, chug chug, clunk, are all examples of-

51Words that are spelled like they sound; "boom" and "crack" and "beep"

52The phrases 'the humming bee', 'the cackling hen', and 'the buzzing saw' are examples of .....

53A figure of speech in which words are used to imitate sounds. Examples are: clippety-clop; zing; splat

54POETIC DEVICE: "It's sort of whiz, whir, wheeze, whine."

55The buzz of the bees alerted us to get away from the holly bush.Which literary device is used in the above sentence?

56" The cat's meow sounds creepy." What type of figure speech is that?

57"The loud thunder roared in the distance." This sentence appeals to which sense?

58What type of figurative language is the following?Tick tock. Tick tock. All I could hear was the sound of the clock.

59G. Click the best figure of speech used in the sentence.The gushing wind blew through the trees.

60What type of figurative language is this: "He heard a click that unlocked the door to her left."

61DING-DONG!