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Do you mean alliteration, an example - around the rock, the ragged rascal ran - using the same sound at the beginning of each word, a consonant or vowel, but not necessarily the same one
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∙ 12y ago
Illiteration is a misspelling of the term "alliteration," which is a literary device where words in a sentence have the same beginning sound. It is commonly used in poetry, literature, and advertisements to create a rhythmic effect and make phrases more memorable.
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Who or what influenced Che Guevara?
He was influenced by his trips around Latin America, which portrayed the malnutrition, illiteration and opression of the proletariat by Yankee economic and political domination. He was heavily influenced by Karl Marx, Mao Tse-Tung, Lennin etc. The revolutions in China and Russia as well as the attempted revolution in Bolivia and the events in Guatemala educated him in what it would take for a revolution to be successful which was basically warfare. He was also deeply moved by Fidel Castro's determination and confidence.
What is it called when you put your writing into sentences?
I believe that you are referring to a mnemonic device. This is a tool to aid memory. For example, the letters H -O-M-E-S are a way to recall each of the Great Lakes. H = Heron, O = Ontario, M = Michigan, E = Erie and S = Superior You may also be referring to an acrostic This is when a word is written out and then each letter in that word is the first letter of a word that describes the original word. For example, my second grade son's Mother's Day card had the word MOTHER written out with an adjective for each letter. Marvolous Outstanding Terrific Hardworking Educated Responsible You could also be referring to an acromym. This is a word formed from the beginning letter of each of its parts. Examples: PITA = People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals NOW = The National Organization of Women FBI = Federal Bureau of Investigation I hope one of these is waht you're looking for!
