Let us identify the literary sound device used in the following. Write AL if it isalliteration, AS if it is assonance, and O if it is onomatopoeia.1. I'd jump into our washing machine for sudsing and soaking androlling and churning2. Flags flutter and flap3. From the jingling and tinkling of the bells.4. Nonah knits nine nice nets.5. They lack the knack for snack pack.6. You could taste the spring paste fill the air7. Frogs croak, birds whistle8. Peter Piper picks a peck of pickled pepper. How many pecks ofpickled pepper did Peter Piper pick?
Answer (1)
I hope I get these correctly...1. O (onomatopoeia) - "I'd jump into our washing machine for sudsing and soaking and rolling and churning" (words like "sudsing," "soaking," and "churning" mimic sounds associated with those actions).2. AL (alliteration) - "Flags flutter and flap" (repetition of the 'f' sound).3. O (onomatopoeia) - "From the jingling and tinkling of the bells" (words like "jingling" and "tinkling" imitate the sounds of bells).4. AL (alliteration) - "Nonah knits nine nice nets" (repetition of the 'n' sound).5. AL (alliteration) - "They lack the knack for snack pack" (repetition of the 'k' sound).6. AS (assonance) - "You could taste the spring paste fill the air" (repetition of the 'i' sound in "taste," "paste," and "fill").7. O (onomatopoeia) - "Frogs croak, birds whistle" (words like "croak" and "whistle" imitate the sounds of the animals).8. AL (alliteration) - "Peter Piper picks a peck of pickled pepper. How many pecks of pickled pepper did Peter Piper pick?" (repetition of the 'p' sound).
