| A | B |
|---|
| Misnomer | an incorrect or ill-fitting name |
| Satire | a type of humor that attacks or makes fun of human faults or foolishness |
| Satire | a work of literature that uses humor to attack or make fun of human faults or foolishness |
| Personify | to show or regard something as having qualities of a living being |
| Personify | to be a perfect example of something |
| Syntax | the way words are put together to make phrases and sentences |
| Hyperbole | an exaggeration |
| Derive | to come from a source; to originate |
| Derive | to get or obtain from a source |
| Context | the part of a sentence that surrounds a word and helps to make its meaning clear |
| Cliché | an overused expression |
| Metaphor | a figure of speech in which a word or object is compared with another to show the similarity |
| Oxymoron | an expression combining words that contradict each other |
