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    The document identifies 5 different literary devices: 1) Metaphor - A figure of speech that compares two different things by highlighting their similarities. 2) Simile - A figure of speech that describes an object or action in a non-literal way to explain an idea or make a point. 3) Personification - Giving non-human objects or animals human-like qualities such as yelling or crying. 4) Hyperbole - Exaggerating or stretching the truth to express feelings or ideas in a non-literal way. 5) Symbolism - Using symbols to represent deeper meanings and qualities.

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    The document identifies 5 different literary devices: 1) Metaphor - A figure of speech that compares two different things by highlighting their similarities. 2) Simile - A figure of speech that describes an object or action in a non-literal way to explain an idea or make a point. 3) Personification - Giving non-human objects or animals human-like qualities such as yelling or crying. 4) Hyperbole - Exaggerating or stretching the truth to express feelings or ideas in a non-literal way. 5) Symbolism - Using symbols to represent deeper meanings and qualities.

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    Identify the literary device described in each sentence. Write your answers on the blank.

    _____________ 1. A figure of speech that compares two different things by highlighting the similarities.

    _____________ 2. A figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn’t literally true
    but helps explain an idea or make a point. It states that one thing is another thing even when literally it
    is not.

    _____________ 3. Is when something non-human, object or animal, is given human-like qualities like
    yelling, howling, waving, crying etc.

    _____________ 4. The art of exaggerating or stretching the truth to express a feeling or idea even
    though literally it is not possible.

    _____________ 5. The use of symbols to depict deeper meanings and qualities.

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