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What is onomatopoeia in Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie in chapter 11?
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In chapter 11 of "Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie," there is onomatopoeia when the bell rings, it goes "ding-dong" and when someone's shoes squeak, it goes "squeak-squeak." These words mimic the sounds they represent, adding a vivid and sensory element to the story.
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