Simile
A comparison of two things using “like” or “as”
Metaphor
A comparison of two things by saying one thing is another thing
Personification
Gives human qualities or characteristics to an animal or object
Hyperbole
An exaggeration, usually used for dramatic effect or to make people laugh
I could sleep forever
Hyperbole
I have a ton of homework
Hyperbole
I was dying of laughter
 hyperbole
The wind howled
Personification
The camera loves her
Personification
The sun smiled at them
Personification
As quiet as a mouse
Simile
Fast as a cheetah
Simile
As light as a feather
Simile
Classroom was a zoo
Metaphor
She’s a busy bee
Metaphor
Assonance
The sounds at the end of the words are the same. Example: Sue likes the color blue as much as you do. 
Alliteration
The beginning letter is the same in a couple of the words in the sentence. Example: Nate never neglect his neighbors.
Onomatopoeia
This is the word of sounds. Example: the bees buzzed noisily.
Sound device
Techniques, authors or poets, use to draw readers attention or to emphasize a certain image idea or line
Sensory words and imagery
Words, authors, used to appeal to reader senses, and help them feel what the characters feel. Example: Kayden had a throbbing headache.
Idiom
An expression that means something different from the meanings of its individual words. Example: you nailed it.
Adage/proverb
A short comment or very old statement that expresses a general truth or gives advice. Example: don’t put all your eggs in one basket. 
Pun
A play on words that uses two words that sound alike or different meanings of the same word to make a funny statement. Example: I took my banana to the doctor because it wasn’t peeling well.
Script
The text of the play
