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I wish I may, I wish I might,
Have the wish I wish tonight
is an example of

• onomatopoeia
• rhythm
• personification

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Using words to create pictures in the reader's mind

• mood
• voice
• alliteration
• imagery

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Which line from the poem shows imagery?

• "The rows of red brake lights all seem to glow"
• "It's hard to stay patient when stuck in line"
• "No aliens, just keep going"
• "My mom mentions exploring the next town"

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Your teacher told you that you need a better word than nice in your report.  Where would you look for a better word?

• dictionary
• glossary
• thesaurus

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The use of sensory details that appeal to one or more of the five senses.

• imagery

• onomatopoeia

• meter

• figurative language

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Verse and rhythmic writing that creates an emotional response

• Poetry

• Mystery

• Biography

• Fable

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Dear Madam,

• formal

• informal

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The project is to be completed by the end of the week. Change to informal language

• The project should be finished by Friday.

• The paper's gotta be done by Friday.

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Which sentence shows informal language?

• To: Raymond Johnson

• So when Quinn's cousin's boyfriend's aunt was leaving to visit her sick grandfather in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the guys loaded Mr. Ok into the aunt's station wagon and sent him on his way.

• Your friend managed to frighten him away.

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"I'm afraid," said Luke's guidance counselor carefully, "that you might find advanced calculus a little too __________ ." (Most positive word to not hurt Luke's feelings)

• Challenging

• Confusing

• Difficult

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