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DELA ROSA, AIRA R. 12 HUMSS 4 FORESHADOWING - " hint " * Is at type of literary device where an author makes a hint towards something that will happen later in the story EXAMPLE: "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee "When he was nearly thirteen, my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow... When enough years had gone by to enable us to look back on them, we sometimes discussed the events leading to his accident." SIMILE - uses the words " like " or " as " to compare two dissimilar objects. EXAMPLE: The corridor was as dark as night FLASHBACK - A literary device used by an author to reflect the past events of the characters lives. Sometimes called an ANALEPSIS. EXAMPLE: Cheria stopped in her tracks aware of something chasing her; she had to get away. She returned to the current day from her memories.

Alcantara, Ace Harold Ortega. 12 HUMSS-4 Based on my understanding about flashback, metaphor, and foreshadowing is the FLASHBACK - Flashback is to create or used to have a backstory or background of the character in the story. FORESHADOWING - is used to keep the reader interested and to keep guessing what will happen next in the story line, foreshadowing also is a hint to the reader to make them realize or understand/guess what will happen in the next episode/chapter in the storyline. METAPHOR - Methapor is a comparison to the two things in the story. for example: He is like a machine. therefore, he is comparing him to the machine because of his superhuman stamina and strength that can destroy anything in his way.

Gumban John Dell J. 12 HUMSS 4 1. SIMILE: -Is a figure of speech that compares two things using the words "like" or "as." It helps create a vivid image and makes writing more interesting and engaging. EX: - "The child was as quiet as a mouse." 2. METAPHOR: -A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as." EX: - "Time is a thief." 3. Epigraph: -It is a short quote or passage placed at the beginning of a literary work, such as a book, chapter, or poem.

Samantha Nicole P. Gicale 12 Humss-4 Flashback: -To provide background information, reveal a character's past, or create a sense of mystery and suspense. It allows the reader to understand the present situation better by giving them context from the past. - Example: In "The Great Gatsby," Nick Carraway's narration often uses flashbacks to tell the story of Gatsby's past and his relationship with Daisy Buchanan. Simile: -To create a vivid image or comparison, making the writing more engaging and memorable. It helps the reader understand something unfamiliar by relating it to something familiar. - Example: "Her eyes sparkled like diamonds" - This simile compares the woman's eyes to diamonds, suggesting brightness and brilliance. Foreshadowing - To create suspense and anticipation, hinting at future events or outcomes. It can also make the reader more invested in the story and eager to see how things unfold. - Example: In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," the opening line "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes" foreshadows the tragic outcome of the play.

John Creyven E. Rivera 11- humss-4 1.Simile-it is compared by two things to another to get their similarities to each other 2.Forshadowing- it used by author to give the readers an hint of what will happened in the future chapters 3.flashback- it is used write to create an background or backstory by a character to give more sense to readers or understand their reasoning of their past From my understanding both fiction and nonfiction used this literary device to give readers to give more understanding and knowledge to give more sense and makes more story interesting and fun to read.

MAGUDDAYAO GERALDINE MAE C. 12 - HUMSS 4 Base on my understanding that writers always use literary devices to make their stories more interesting and meaningful. These techniques help add creativity and make the story more fun for readers. 1. Flashbacks- giving the readers the information or background about of the characters in the story. 2. Foreshadowing- giving small clues or hint that an event will happen later in the story without spoiling it. 3. Metaphor- a direct comparison of characters in the story.

Jewel C. Aguinaldo 12- HUMSS 4 1. Simile - It is used to compare two unlike things using "as" or "like" ex: He runs as fast as cheetah 2. Euphemism - It is used to replace a word with something more polite and positive. ex: "Senior citizen" instead of saying "Old person" 3. Metaphor - Is a comparison used to imply resemblance between two things ex: Her voice is music to my ears

Donguines, Jamilah Grace Y. 12 HUMSS 4 1. Euphemism - replace words or phrases that is considered as rude or impolite 2. Flashback - used to provide background of the character or events 3. Foreshadowing - used to hint at events that are yet to come

Romano, Andrea Nicole I. 12 Humss - 4 Flashback - a scene that takes the narrative back in time to an earlier event. Simile - a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words "like" or "as." Foreshadowing - a literary device where the writer gives hints or clues about events that will occur later in the story.

Euphemism- is use to change or replace words when the words in the sentence is uncomfortable to say and have an bad meaning to other people in a commutation Flashbacks- is use to when the author or the writer is trying to inform about the characters,place,events and things so that the reader or viewer knows what is happening Foreshadowing-it is use when a writer or an author give an important hits or clues for the future events the is going to happen Renz ciervo edar 12humss 4

Julius P. Sapno 12-HUMSS 4 EUPHEMISM -A EUPHEMISM is a mild or indirect word or expression used to replace one that may be considered too harsh, blunt, unpleasant, or offensive. Euphemisms are often used to soften the impact of a statement or to make it more socially acceptable. FORESHADOWING -Is a literary device used to give an advance hint or indication of what is to come later in a story. It creates suspense, prepares the reader for future events, and helps build anticipation for upcoming plot twists or outcomes. Foreshadowing can be achieved through dialogue, events, imagery, or symbolism. For example, in a mystery novel, a seemingly insignificant detail, like a character mentioning the bad weather, might foreshadow a stormy night where a crucial event occurs. Similarly, in a story, if a character finds a broken mirror, it might foreshadow bad luck or trouble ahead. SIMILE -Is a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words "like" or "as." It is used to create vivid imagery and help the reader understand or visualize a concept by relating it to something familiar. Similes help make descriptions more expressive and engaging by highlighting similarities between two distinct things.

Joshua Emmanuel Bayaua 12-Humss 4 1. Personification - Personification is a literary device in which human qualities, emotions, or actions are attributed to non-human entities, such as animals, inanimate objects, or abstract concepts. •Example: "The wind howled in the night." In this sentence, the wind is described as "howling," a human action, which creates an image of a wild, intense force. 2. Foreshadowing - A literary device in which an author gives hints or clues about what will happen later in the story. These hints can be subtle and may not be obvious until the foreshadowed event occurs. •Example: In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", Romeo says, "My mind misgives some consequence, yet hanging in the stars," which foreshadows the tragic events that will follow. 3. Euphemism -A mild or indirect word or expression used to replace one that is considered too harsh, blunt, or offensive. Euphemisms are often used to discuss sensitive or uncomfortable topics in a more polite or less direct manner. •Example: Saying "passed away" instead of "died" is a common euphemism.

Pagulayan, Bryan E. 12 HUMSS 4 Epigraph - An epigraph is a brief quotation or saying placed at the beginning of a book, chapter, or essay, usually to suggest its theme or tone. Simile - is a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words "like" or "as." Personification - human characteristics are given to non-human objects, animals, or ideas.

Mendieta, Kaezel A. HUMSS 12 - 4 1. PERSONIFICATION - Giving human traits to non-human things. 2. FLASHBACK - Showing past events in a story. 3. FORESHADOWING - Hinting at future events.

Macatangay,Garyll Carl G. 12-Humss 4 Euphemism-a polite word or expression that is used to refer to things that people may find upsetting or embarrassing to talk about Flashback-a part of a story or movie that describes or shows something that happened in the past Epigraph-a short quotation or saying at the beginning of a book or chapter, intended to suggest its theme.

Norlito P. Martija Jr. 12-HUMSS 4 EPIGRAPH-these are lifted quatations,phrases,or sentencess place at the beginning of a story EUPHEMISM-replace a word or phrase that is considered red to be rude and impolite FLASHBACK-a flashback is literary device in which an earlier episode,conversation,or event is inserted into the sequence of events

Riannel Eezy Viola 12-Humss-4 1. Foreshadowing - is to give hint or clues to the readers that will happen in a story 2. Euphemism - use a polite and gentle words instead of harsh, rude, and impolite. 3. Simile - it is direct comparison between two using “like” and “as”

ROMEL LABBAO 12 HUMSS 4 Epigraph - A quotation of poem or poetry, can be an introduction to writing a literature Flashback- it a show that happened earlier on the present time Foreshadowing - it gives the audience some clue on what is appearing or what will happen in future

DELIO, MARK ANGELO, B. 12 HUMSS- 4 EPIGRAPH - An epigraph is a short quotation or saying at the beginning of a book, chapter, or other work. It often sets the tone, introduces a theme, or provides insight into the work's content. Authors use epigraphs to offer readers a glimpse into the deeper meaning or context of the text that follows. FLASHBACK - A flashback is when a story briefly goes back to an earlier time to show past events. FORESHADOWING - Foreshadowing is a literary technique where hints or clues are given about future events in a story.

Garcia,Patrick G 12,HUMSS 4 flashback- it a show that happened earlier on the present time foreshadowing - it gives the audience some clue on what is appearing or what will happen in future Epigraph - A quotation of poem or poetry, can be an introduction to writing a literature

Ferolino, Alliah Mae A. 12- Humss- 4 1.Euphemism - Use to replace a word that is considered to be rude and impolite. 2.Flashback - to describe an earlier event. 3. Foreshadowing - Use to hint at events yey to come and to keep readers guessing.

Bose, Russel C. 12 Humss 4 Epigraph - A quotation of poem or poetry, can be an introduction to writing a literature flashback- it a show that happened earlier on the present time foreshadowing - it gives the audience some clue on what is appearing or what will happen in future.

Evasco Dustin Jade H. 12 Humss 4 Epigraph - A quotation of poem or poetry, can be an introduction to writing a literature flashback- it a show that happened earlier on the present time foreshadowing - it gives the audience some clue on what is appearing or what will happen in future

RHIAN SALVADOR CALLADA 11-HUMSS 4 EPIGRAPH-there is are filted quotations,phrases or sentences that placed in the beginning of the story -summary -introduction -example SIMILE-an explicit comparison between two things using as or like FLASHBACK-is literary device which an episode conversations or event is insert into the sequence of events

EPIGRAPH a short quotation at the beginning of a work, it can often provide clue about the genre or theme of the story. FLASHBACKS allows the reader to see event form the past though character's perspective and FORESHADOWING , give as a tiny clue to what about to happen. Ayso, darleen-kate D. 12-Humss 4

Aslarona, Tristan Emmanuel C. 12- Humms 4 Epigraph is a phrase, quotation, or poem that is set at the beginning of a document. Similie - Comparative using the words like or as. Metaphor - compared two or things or people without using like or as. Personification- Giving life to inanimate objects and animals Alliteration- Repetition of words in the beginning of the context. Flashback- bringing back what happened in the past.

Soriano, Loren U. 12-HUMSS 4 EPIGRAPH-a brief quote at the start of a work that suggests it's theme or mood. METAPHOR-implies a comparison between two unlike things to reveal a deeper meaning . FLASHBACK-reveals past events to enhance the present narrative .

Nedia Rhea Mae C. 12 Humss- 4 Euphemism: A polite way to say something unpleasant. Epigraph: A short quote at the start of a book or chapter, hinting at the theme. Personification: Giving human qualities to non-human things.

FORESHADOWING- Hinting about what is to come during later events. SIMILE- An explicit comparison between two things using like or as. EPIGRAPH- These are lifted quotations, phrases, or sentences that placed at the beginning of the story. ESPINAS BEA A. 12-HUMSS 4

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1.Epigraph:Tha ideas or the introduction of the written work. 2.Falshback-is literary device which an episode, conversation or event is insert into the sequence of events. 3.shadowing: Gives hint about might gonna happen later in story

John dave Bautista 12 Humss 3 1.Flashback: Is a litterary device that interrupts the chronological flow of a story

Solano Judy 12-Humss 3 Answe Flashback - these are the interruptions to the writers and usually used to insert past events Euphemism These literary devices are usually a way of replacing a word or phrase that is considered to be rude and impolite. Usually used for the sake of impoliteness Metaphor The most common use of all literary devices. Use to compare to unlike things, this is directly comparison Ex: Henry was a lion on the battlefield - it seems that the strength of henry was directly being compared to the lion

RENZ ARHEN I OYANDO 12 HUMSS 3 Simile- Direct comparison between two things like, as, resembles, or than. Flashback- A flashback literary device in which an earlier episode conversation, or events is inserted into the sequence of events. Foreshadowing- is A literary device used to hint at events yet to come and keep readers guessing. It is a clue or a hint

Rosales, Mary Christine O. 12 - HUMSS 5 Literary Devices is a tools that a writer/author use to express ideas and convey a deeper meaning to the story. Euphemism - a figurative language that is used to replace a rude and impolite word. Flashbacks - it is used to insert or mention the situation that is already happened. Foreshadowing - used to give a hint to events or situation that is coming to happen.

Escobia,Jenny rose, Doy 12-Humss 3 •Epicgraph - is a short quotation or saying placed at the beginning of a book, chapter or other piece of writing • Flashback - is a literary device that interrupts the chronological flow of a story to show events that happened in the past. •metaphor - is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things without using words "like" or "as"

Beldad, Jaymark Christian L. 12 HUMSS-5 1. Foreshadowing: By using this, it provides hints or clues about something that will happen later in the story. 2. Euphemism: Is used when a polite word or phrase is used to replace harsh ones. 3. Personification: It's when the author gives living human qualities or traits to non-human things, like objects or animals.

Carlo B. Resurreccion 12 - HUMSS 2 I have learned that there are different types of literary devices and its uses. Metaphor - use to compare two unlike things.(direct comparison) Simile - it is a comparison between two objects/things, using like or as. Personification - making objects out of human’s characteristics or movements that only human can actually do.

MEJICA, RHIANA Q. 12 HUMSS 3 Flashback- Literary device in which an earlier episode, conversation or event is inserted into the sequence of events and to show something characters past, and to describe an earlier event Foreshadowing- Literary device used to hint an events yet to come and to keep reader guessing, foreshadowing Is a little clues that author leaves behind to hint at what is to come later in the story Simile- an explicit comparison between two things using "like" , "as" , "resembles" or " than"

AVENIR, JOHN VERGEL B. 12-HUMSS-3 EPIGRAPH - is a short quotation or phrase that is set at the beginning of a book or chapter that is meant to give a hint or provide insight into the theme of the story. METAPHOR - is a figure of speech where a word or phrase is used to describe something by equating it with something else such as objects, animals, etc., creating a direct comparison to highlight similarities between the two. For example, saying "Her voice is music to my ears" means her voice is very pleasant, like how music is enjoyable to listen to. EUPHEMISM - is a way of saying something less harsh or direct to soften the impact. For example, saying someone "passed away" instead of "died" makes the statement more gentle

FLASHBACK - Interrupt the chronological order of the main narrative to take a reader back in time to the past events in a character's life. A writer uses this literary device to help readers better understand present-day elements in the story or learn more about a character. Example: A girl who is afraid to swim, there is a flashback to a time she was dragged out into the sea by a huge wave. EUPHEMISM - A word or phrase used to make something sound more pleasant, to present an idea in a certain way, or to disguise the purpose of something. In other words, euphemism is a word or phrase used to avoid saying an unpleasant or offensive word. Example: “Adult beverages” instead of types of alcohol. -"Passed away" instead of dying -"He's not poor" he's economically disadvantaged PERSONIFICATION- The attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form. Example: The storm clouds angrily gathered overhead. -The sun greeted me when I woke up in the morning. Bonifacio, Jade Noel Frank D. 12-HUMSS 3

Luke A. Reyes 12 HUMSS - 3 I have learned that there are various literary devices that we may use and employ in writing our own creative narrative or literary piece. Some of its examples are epigraph, euphemism, and foreshadowing. These literary devices serves as tools or techniques that aims to enhance a writer’s piece. 1. Epigraph - It is placed at the beginning of a literary work that may be in a form of poetry, lifted quotations, phrases, and even sentences that provided an introduction or a brief summary and preview about the literary piece. 2. Euphemism - It is a literary device that aims to alleviate impoliteness or rudeness in a literary piece through replacing such words with more pleasing and appeasing words. 3. Foreshadowing - It as a literary technique that provides hint or clue about a certain event that will occur later on. However, it may spoil some clues or hints but it wont spoil the suspense or thrill of an upcoming event.

Enrera, Joyce Avril P. 12 - HUMSS 3 METAPHOR - is used to compare two unlike things. (direct comparison) SIMILE - used to compare between two things using 'like' or 'as' FLASHBACK - use to provide or create background to know the character/event.

Agulto, Charles Matthew G. 12- Humss 3 Simile- Direct comparison between two things using LIKE, AS, RESEMBLES, or THAN. Flashback- A flashback is a literary device in which an earlier episode conversation, or events is inserted into the sequence of events. Foreshadowing- A literary device used yo hint at events yet to come and to keep readers guessing. It is a clue or a hint.

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Dosal, Cyrelle A. 12-Humss 5 EPIGRAPH It can give you a hint about the themes, ideas, or mood of the story. METAPHOR it's like you have to describe him just like a pig you can't call him a pig right away you have to describe the pig him messy. SIMILE It's still comparing two things that are different, but it makes the connection a little more gentle.