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Alliteration

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  • In which of the examples below would you most likely find an alliteration?: (A) a non - fiction novel (B) Lyrics in a song (C) A "How to" book
    Lyrics in a song
  • " Three grey ...... in a green field grazing, grey were the .... and green was the grazing"
    geese
  • Is the statement "She sang like a bird", an alliteration?
    No
  • Constance catered to her cat with catnip to keep it from kidnapping canaries.
    Constance / catered / cat / catnip / canaries.
  • What is alliteration?
    The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the of the word.
  • Is this statement " Mommy made me mash my m&m's," an alliteration?
    Yes
  • Greg grabbed the garnish from the graceful bowl.
    Greg / grabbed / garnish / graceful
  • The wind whistled through the willows.
    wind / whistled / willows
  • How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
    wood / would / woodchuck / woodchuck / wood
  • Becky's beagle barked and bayed, becoming bothersome for Billy.
    Becky / beagle / barked / bayed / becoming / bothersome / Billy
  • Does the following sentence have alliteration? "An ant is attacking."
  • Which of the following is an example of an alliteration?: (A) Splendid Sarah saw special shells. (B) Lucy jumps at least a hundred feet in the air. (C) The sky is blue and so are you
    (A) Splendid Sarah saw special shells
  • Snakes slither on the sidewalk. What words are an alliteration?
    snake / slither / sidewalk
  • Which of the following phrases is an alliteration?: (A) She is a pig. (B) Charlie cheats on cheat - sheets. (C) I told you a million times.
    (B) Charlie cheats on cheat - sheets.
  • "Betty Botter bought some ....., but she said, the ......'s bitter; if I put it in my batter it will make my batter bitter, but a bit of better....... will make my batter better.
    butter
  • What is the definition of an alliteration?: (A) a huge exaggeration. (B) Giving an animal human like qualities. (C) The repetition of similar sounds at the beginning of different words.
    The repetition of similar sounds at the beginning of different words.
  • Tommy tried to twist, but tumbled.
    Tommy / tried / twist / tumbled