Literary Devices Crossword

The repetition of the same letter or sound at the beginning of words to create rhythm.
Giving nonhuman objects human qualities in order to make the reader understand/connect to the idea more easily.
A Comparison using "Like" or "As"
A direct comparison between two things that does NOT use "like" or "as"
Two or more dramatic plots usually linked by a common character or theme
Intentional Exaggeration to make the reader focus on one aspect "being dramatic" or “extra”
A word associated with the sound something makes.
Two opposing ideas placed together in order to emphasize both concepts at the same time.
Recurring element that has symbolic significance in a story
A reference to something else already in existence. An "inside joke" that helps the reader more fully understand the text.
Visually descriptive language. “Painting a picture” for your reader.
A recollection of a previous time or incident.