oral tradition = the
spoken culture and history of people, passed
down from one generation to the next
myth = an
explanatory story about how gods, customs, the world, animals, or events
began
metaphor
= a direct comparison of two things which seem to be different but which
have similarities
(Example: The snow is a white blanket covering the ground. A blanket is
warm and snow is cold, but both cover things)
rhythm = a
pattern of sound
onomatopoeia =
the creation or use of words which imitate sounds (Ex: pow, buzz)
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