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Alliteration is when the beginning sounds in the words in a line have the same sound.

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A metaphor is when you compare two things without using "like" or "as". You say one thing is another.

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A group of words in a poem is called a line.

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All lines of a poem end in a period.

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In some poems, the poet will use repetition. The poet will often repeat words or phrases in the poem because they are important.

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A group of lines in a poem is called a paragraph.

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Central Idea: Vegetables help keep you healthy.

Detail: Most vegetables are low in fat.

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Central Idea: Vegetables help keep you healthy.

Detail: Eating vegetables lowers your rist for a heart attack.

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Central Idea: Vegetables help keep you healthy.

Detail: Eating green beans keeps your bones healthy.

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Central Idea: Vegetables help keep you healthy.

Detail: Most vegetables have a lot of vitamins.

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