Personification
Anthropomorphizing
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Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics to an animal or thing.
When an author gives human qualities to an animal in a story they anthropomorphize it.
The term for assigning human attributes is anthropomorphism. Examples are fables and animal cartoons.
Inductive technique trains the mind and gives self confodence Inductive technique gives new knoeledge
The lines from the poem "edge" by plants demonstrate the technique of personification, where the plants are said to "weigh their destinies together" like human beings making decisions. This technique gives human-like qualities to plants, allowing the reader to connect with them on a deeper level.
What animal gives the frogs there nutrients
its not an animal, its Rue who gives Katniss the medicine
The crackle paint technique gives the wall texture. People absolutely love it!
Bad technique in sports, are all techniques that are not performed naturally, and that does not give a good result when performed. Good technique is any technique that is natural in it's execution, and gives good results.
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For 12 years, Cathy Puett Miller, president of TLA, Inc. has been called "the Literacy Ambassador". She has trademarked this aka and defines the "literacy ambassador" as one who makes friends for reading, writing, listening and communicating. TLA's website, www.readingisforeveryone.org gives details of the products and services provided by this independent children's literacy consultant.
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