a- simile b-metaphor C-hyperbole d- alliteration
e-personification f- onomatopoeia g- oxymoron
1. The ferocious wind screamed through the trees.
2. The witch flew through the air like a shooting
star.
3. I walked a million miles collecting candy at
every house.
4. The owl hooted ominously in the tree.
5. The haunted house was a recipe for disaster.

Answer

1=e 2=a 3=c (4=d I think) 5=b

Explanation:

Personification, simile, hyperbole, alliteration, and oxymoron are the correct resposne.

A literary method known as alliteration is when a string of words all start with the same consonant sound. It's utilized to highlight a crucial point that a writer or speaker wants to make. Examine how these instances of alliteration impact the phrase by looking at them.

By sounding out the sentence and searching for terms with similar starting consonant sounds, you may identify alliteration in sentences in the easiest manner possible. The first letter of an alliterative word need not be the same; just the first sound must be the same. Additionally, they can be broken up by short, non-alliterative words.

For instance, even if the phrase "James and the Giant Peach" contains the words "and" and "the," it still employs the letters "j" and "g." Read the following phrases to learn how to spot alliteration. Billy found Becky's beagle's barking and baying to be annoying.

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Important business of my own,
And other people's too,
[5]
When I ran against a Prejudice
That quite cut off the view.
My work was such as could not wait,
My path quite clearly showed,
My strength and time were limited,
[10]
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Sat all across the road.
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[15]
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[20]
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[25]
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[30]
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[35]
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[40]
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[45]
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