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he following saying is an example of a _______ device. Why is this _______ device easy for some people to remember? (Hint: try reading it out loud.) “Thirty is hot, twenty is nice, ten is cold, and zero
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he following saying is an example of a _______ device. Why is this _______ device easy for some people to remember? (Hint: try reading it out loud.) “Thirty is hot, twenty is nice, ten is cold, and zero is ice.”
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The answer is Rhyming. Definition of Rhyming: Putting a word together with another word that has a corresponding sound, as when writing poetry.
It's easy for some people to remember because it sounds fuuny({not laugh}).
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the answer is a rhyming device. the pattern that I'm seeing is abcb.
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