Question

woof woof
a
metaphor - a
comparison
that does
not use
\like\ or \as\
b
simile - a
comparison
using \like\
or \as\
c
hyperbole -
exaggeration
usually for
comic effect
d
personification

• giving human

qualities
to objects
or animals
e
alliteration - the
same letter or
sound in closely
connected words
in a sentence
f
onomatopoeia

• a word

formed from
the sound
it makes

Explanation:

The word "woof woof" imitates the sound a dog makes. Onomatopoeia is defined as a word formed from the sound it makes, which matches the case of "woof woof". Other options: Metaphor (A) is a non - "like"/"as" comparison, Simile (B) is a "like"/"as" comparison, Hyperbole (C) is exaggeration, Personification (D) gives human qualities to non - humans, and Alliteration (E) is repetition of initial sounds. So the correct option is F.

Answer:

F. Onomatopoeia - a word formed from the sound it makes