Give me one of each alliteration, hyperbole, Idiom, metaphor, onamonapia, personification, and simile

Alliteration-  Eg. "I saw some seeds sprouting through the cracks."

Hyperbole- Eg. "There is a cupboard full of food to feed a million armies."

Idiom- Eg. "Never take the fall for someone else."

Metaphor- Eg. "The boy was reading at a snail's pace."

Onomatopoeia- Eg. "The buzzing of the bee disturbed my peaceful sleep."

Personification- Eg. "The house shook like a drunken man."

Simile- Eg. "I was like a busy bee when the exam started."

Explanation:

The given terms are figurative languages used by writers to give more 'color' or 'life' to their works.

The given terms with their definitions and examples are given as follows-

Alliteration- Alliteration is the use of the same first letter in a consecutive manner. In other words, it is the repeated use of consonant words in a sentence.

Eg. "I saw some seeds sprouting through the cracks."

Hyperbole- This is the use of exaggerated words to talk or describe something.

Eg. "There is a cupboard full of food to feed a million armies."

Idiom- Idioms are phrases that state something different from the literal meaning.

Eg. "Never take the fall for someone else."

Metaphor- This is the use of comparison, stating two similar things.

Eg. "The boy was reading at a snail's pace."

Onomatopoeia- This refers to the construction of words based on the sounds they produce. Like "buzz, hiss, pop, thud, wham" etc.

Eg. "The buzzing of the bee disturbed my peaceful sleep."

Personification- This is giving human or living attributes to non-living things or entities.

Eg. "The house shook like a drunken man."

Simile- This is a comparison done using the words "like" and "as".

Eg. "I was like a busy bee when the exam started."

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it does symbolizes love,   lust   and dreaming and is seen as a power symbolic force that determines and affects human behaviors and reactions.

in the context of the question it does remain you that he events are only taking place at night and the reader of the passage of time."