Question

sort each sound device into the category it most represents.
go low, ill throw
sally stood singing
stop, i say, stop!
i sighed, she sighed
i never knew ned
i flew, flew away
alliteration
rhyme
repetition

Explanation:

• Alliteration: Occurs when the same initial consonant sound is repeated in nearby words.
• "Sally slood slinging": The initial "s" sound is repeated.
• "I never knew Ned": The initial "n" sound is repeated.
• Rhyme: Involves the repetition of similar sounds at the end of words.
• "Go low, I'll throw": "low" and "throw" rhyme (similar vowel and final consonant sounds).
• "I sighed, she sighted": "sighed" and "sighted" rhyme (similar vowel and final consonant sounds).
• "I flew, flew away": "flew" is repeated, but also "flew" and "away" do not rhyme, but "flew" is repeated here, actually "flew" and "flew" is repetition, but "flew" and "away" no, wait, "I flew, flew away" – "flew" is repeated, but also "flew" and "away" don't rhyme. Wait, maybe "I flew, flew away" is repetition. Wait, let's re - check:
• "Go low, I'll throw": "low" and "throw" rhyme (ow sound).
• "I sighed, she sighted": "sighed" (ighed) and "sighted" (ighted) – wait, maybe "I sighed, she sighted" has a similar vowel sound? Maybe not. Wait, maybe "I never knew Ned" is alliteration, "Sally slood slinging" is alliteration.
• "I flew, flew away": "flew" is repeated, so that's repetition.
• "Stop, I say, stop!": "stop" is repeated, so that's repetition.
• Repetition: Repeats the same word or phrase.
• "Stop, I say, stop!": The word "stop" is repeated.
• "I flew, flew away": The word "flew" is repeated.

So the correct categorization is:

• Alliteration: Sally slood slinging; I never knew Ned
• Rhyme: Go low, I'll throw; I sighed, she sighted
• Repetition: Stop, I say, stop!; I flew, flew away

Answer:

• Alliteration: Sally slood slinging, I never knew Ned
• Rhyme: Go low, I'll throw, I sighed, she sighted
• Repetition: Stop, I say, stop!, I flew, flew away