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Onomatopoeia

What is Onomatopoeia? Words which imitates or suggests the source of the sound that it describes …..sound words Some people also count other “sense words”

Why Do Authors Use Onomatopoeia? To create images in readers’ heads by adding a sense of sound to the writing. To create a musical quality in the writing. To reveal the theme of their text

Examples! Snap, crackle, pop Click it or ticket! Rice Krispies Ad Department of Transportation Ad

Sounds of the Comics

Marvel Comics Had Their Own!

Example from Batman (1966)

Example from Nothing to Lose