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cagreen833

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When you teach students to use words whose sounds convey their meaning you are using________.
 
  A) hinkie-pinkies
  B) rhymes
  C) onomatopoeia
  D) alliteration

Question 2

What is the purpose of asking questions like, What does the ground feel like at different times of the year? What does cake frosting taste like right off the beater? What do burning leaves smell like in the fall?
 
  A) to activate sensory memories
  B) to provide examples of good topics for poems
  C) to use word play as a model
  D) to provide word pictures


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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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