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1、英語(yǔ)修辭作業(yè)I.TransferenceofTermsofRhetoricalDevices.1.TransferenceofTermsofRhetoricalDevicesfromEnglishtoChineseSimile------明喻Allusion------引喻Personification------擬人Parallelism------平行Synaesthesia------通感Oxymoron------矛盾修飾法Synecdoche------提喻Anticlimax------突降Euphemism--
2、----委婉語(yǔ)Alliteration------頭韻Metaphor------隱喻Antithesis------對(duì)照TransferredEpithet------移就Paradox------雋語(yǔ)Metonymy------轉(zhuǎn)喻climax------層遞Understatement------低調(diào)陳述Repetition------重復(fù)Hyperbole------夸張Assonance------元韻2.TransferenceofTermsofRhetoricalDevicesfromChinesetoEngl
3、ish隱喻------Metaphor對(duì)照------Antithesis移就------TransferredEpithet雋語(yǔ)------Paradox轉(zhuǎn)喻------Metonymy層遞------Climax低調(diào)陳述------Understatement重復(fù)------Repetition夸張------Hyperbole元韻------Assonance明喻------Simile引喻------Allusion擬人------Personification平行------Parallelism通感------S
4、ynaesthesia矛盾修飾----Oxymoron提喻------Synecdoche突降------Anticlimax委婉語(yǔ)------Euphemism頭韻------AlliterationII.Identifytherhetoricaldevicesaccordingtothegivendefinitions.1.It’srepetitionofaninitialsound,usuallyofaconsonantorcluster,intwoormorewordsofaphrase,lineofpoetry,e
5、tc.A.Parallelism B.Metonymy C.AlliterationD.Metaphor2.It’safigureofspeechcontaininganimpliedcomparison,inwhichawordorphraseordinarilyandprimarilyusedofonethingisappliedtoanother.A.MetaphorB.HyperboleC.SimileD.Personification3.It’sthehumoroususeofwords,orofwordswh
6、ichareformedorsoundedalikebuthavedifferentmeanings,insuchawayastoplayontwoormoreofthepossibleapplications;aplayonwords.A.AllusionB.Pun C.ClimaxD.Oxymoron4.It’safigureofspeechthatconsistsinusingthenameofonethingforthatofsomethingelsewithwhichitisassociated.A.P
7、arallelismB.MetonymyC.AlliterationD.Metaphor5.It’sastatementthatisnotstrongenoughtoexpressfactsorfeelingswithfullforce;orIt’sastatementthatexpressesanidea,etc,tooweakly.A.ParallelismB.Climax C.RhetoricalQuestionD.Understatement6.It’safigureofspeechinwhichsomet
8、hingofanunpleasant,distressing,orindelicatenatureisdescribedinlessoffensiveterms,asintheexpressions“undertheweather”for“ill”or“passedaway”fordied
