What is diction?(1 point)

Sure! Here are the correct answers for each of your questions:

1. What is diction?

   • the choice and use of words

2. What is connotation?

   • the thoughts and associations words evoke

3. What is imagery in the context of poetry?

   • descriptions in a poem that appeal to the five senses

4. “There is a metric ton of books in my backpack” is an example of:

   • hyperbole (not listed, but should be included)

5. “My backpack stubbornly refuses all attempts to lift it, even when I use both hands” is an example of:

   • personification (not listed, but should be included)

6. “When I get home, the warm smell from the kitchen greets me at the door” is an example of:

   • imagery (specifically olfactory imagery)

7. “The soup gurgles and splats on the stove when it boils over” is an example of:

   • onomatopoeia

If you need any more details or explanations, feel free to ask!

For the phrase “When I get home, the warm smell from the kitchen greets me at the door,” you could also consider:

• sensory imagery (since it involves the sense of smell)

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For the phrase “When I get home, the warm smell from the kitchen greets me at the door,” the best match from your options (simile, personification, or metaphor) would be:

• personification (since it describes the smell as "greeting" the speaker, attributing a human action to something non-human).

If you have more examples or need clarification, feel free to ask!