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Select all answers that demonstrate onomatopoeia

Question 2 options:

Why


Moo


Meow


Who


When


Bam!


What


Pow!


Woof

Sagot :

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The answer is Bam! and Pow!
Moo, meow, bam!, pow!, woof. Onomatopoeia is basically when a writer spells a noise word for word instead of describing it. For example “Bark!” Said the dog” is onomatopoeia and “ the dog barked” is not. This only applies to sounds though, not humans speaking.
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