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Grade 6 Onomatopoeia

In young children's literature, this device is often used for easy readability and engagement:

Cliche
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Idiom

Grade 8 Onomatopoeia

In your own words, define onomatopoeia. Give two original examples.

Grade 7 Onomatopoeia

As I half-listened to my little sister's babbling, I realized just how different our lives were. Her world still consisted of middle school dances, Friday night sleepovers, and cliques. The biggest problem she worried about was whether or not her crush would ever notice her.

Those days are gone for me, just like Michael Jordan's pro-basketball days are gone for him. Now, I have to worry about finding a decent well-paying job and an affordable apartment.

Which of these sentences from the passage contains an example of onomatopoeia?

"The biggest problem she worried about was whether or not her crush would ever notice her."
"Those days are gone for me, just like Michael Jordan's pro-basketball days are gone for him."
"Now, I have to worry about finding a decent well-paying job and an affordable apartment."
"As I half-listened to my little sister's babbling, I realized just how different our lives were."

Grade 5 Onomatopoeia

"All we could hear was the buzz of the bees." "Buzz" is an example of .

alliteration
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor

Grade 10 Onomatopoeia

When we read to little children, we sometimes use onomatopoeia to give vivid imagery of the story.

True
False

Grade 12 Onomatopoeia CCSS: CCRA.R.4, RL.11-12.4

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Provide an example of onomatopoeia from the first stanza of "The Bells".

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