Onomatopoeia:
the words sound like the objects it is describing. [for example, Splash, and
bang]
Allusion:
it
is the indirect reference or a quotation used in someone’s
literary work that was taking from another work.
Indirect reference:
it is the usage of someone else’s word, phrase or passage without mentioning
where the provenance, is situated.
Quotation:
it is like an Echo. And it is the repetition of what someone said
precisely without changing or editing it.
1- History: like event or character, example like queen Elizabeth
2- Literature: for instance classical or modern
3- Religion: Such as from the bible
4-
Myth or Legend: like using Greek or Roman gods for example
Alliteration:
the use of the same letter or sound at the beginning of words that are close
together in a sentence
2 types of Alliteration
are
1- Consonance: Lovely Lucy Locket [using consonants]
2-
Assonance: An apple
a day [using vowels]
Ambiguity:
the art of playing around with connotations and denotations.
Connotation: is the hidden meaning behind an obvious word. [for example, a rose can mean ‘love’]
Denotation: the exact meaning behind the obvious word [for example, the rose is a type of flower, with a beautiful sent and look’s pleasant. It can also be found in a number of different colors]