Assonance Consonance

Alliteration, Assonance, and Consonance

Multiple Choice

Which image show VOWELS ?

Multiple Choice

Which image shows consonants?

Alliteration

• EXAMPLE

• The breeze blew briskly.

• The sizzling sun shone bright in the beautiful blue sky above the farm. The friendly farmer fed his four chirping chickens corn.

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• Which group of words show alliteration?

  
  

Multiple Choice

Which image show VOWELS ?

Assonance

• Repetition of vowel sounds in consecutive or nearby words

• example

• They roam the lonesome roads, never to go home.

Multiple Choice

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Which vowels sounds are repeated in this phrase

The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.

• The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.

• The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.

Multiple Choice

Read the phrase, which vowel sounds are repeated?

fleet feet sweep by sleeping streets.

• fleet feet sweep by sleeping streets.

• fleet feet sweep by sleeping streets.

Multiple Choice

Which image shows consonants?

Consonance

• the repetition of interntal or ending consonant sounds in consecitive or nearby words.

• example

• The kitten bolted, fell from the ottoman, and landed on the mat.

Multiple Choice

Read the phrase, which consonant sound in repeated?

All mammals named Sam are clammy.

• All mammals named Sam are clammy.

• All mammals named Sam are clammy.

Multiple Choice

Read the phrase, which consonant soud is repeated?

The string was stong.

• The string was stong.

• The string was stong.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of alliteration?

• she sells sea sheels by the sea shore

• I dropped the locjet in the thick muck.

• Beanz Means Heinz

Multiple Choice

Which of the followings is an example of conosonance?

• she sells sea sheels by the sea shore

• I dropped the locket in the thick muck.

• Beanz Means Heinz

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of assonance?

• Beanz Means Heinz

• she sells sea shells by the sea shore

• I dropped the locket in the thick muck.