I. Define the stylistic devices in the following sentences: 1 point per answer
1. I don't feel human. I fe e l like an animal A pig or a rabbit or a dog. Oh, I don't blame you, I was just as bad.
2.
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agree with him; not yet, at any rate.
3. Her love letters I returned to the detectives for filling.
4. as breaking my heart in turning your back on me?
5. "Betty Botter bought some butter, but she said, this butter's bitter; if I put it in my batter, it will make my batter bitter, but a bit o f better butter will make my bitter batter better... ".
6. ...the green bushes bowed down as though they had been visited by archangels.
7. A real flame of love-a subtle thing.
8. The moon is made of silver, the sun is made of gold. 9. However, the charge was unjust, monstrous, and ridiculous. 10. Rain came forward and studied him, leaning thoughtfully across the table. The hands. Much depended on that. The hands must be another mark of strength in the picture, shown solid and square. But how exactly?
11. I rummaged the things up into much OOO the same state that they must have been before the world was created and when chaos reigned. 12. Lester consented to listen, and Mr. Ross blinked his cat-like eyes and started ...
13. He paused for his face clouded immediately.
14. If he had got into the gubernatorial primary on his own hook, he would have taken a realistic view. But this was different. He had been called. He had been touched. He had been summoned.
15. It was a hot day. The two windows opened upon the distant murmur of London. The burning sun of July danced on the rosy and gray water of the Thames.