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2. Joan had a photographic memory, but she never developed it. Read the two examples below and determine what type(s) of figurative language is/are being used from the list provided. 1. The icy, bitter night seemed to disappear as Sally curled up next to the warm, crackling fire. Simile Metaphor Personification Onomatopoeia Oxymoron Idiom Hyperbole Allusion Alliteration Pun Assonance Synecdoche Irony ONOMATOPOEIA 2. Joan had a photographic memory, but she never developed it. PUN © Presto Plans

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