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What is a word having the opposite meaning of another word?
Answer: Antonym
Why: Antonyms can either represent opposite ends of a continuous scale or strictly mutually exclusive binary states.
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Which rhetorical device repeats a word at the beginning of successive sentences?
Answer: Anaphora
Why: While anaphora repeats words at the beginning of consecutive clauses, epistrophe places the repetition at the end.
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What device repeats words at the end of consecutive clauses?
Answer: Epistrophe
Why: While anaphora repeats words at the start of sentences, epistrophe places the repetition at the very end.
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What genre uses humor and irony to expose human foolishness?
Answer: Satire
Why: While parody mocks a specific creative work, satire targets broader societal corruption and human folly.
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How is a misheard song lyric that creates an unintended new meaning classified?
Answer: Mondegreen
Why: Writer Sylvia Wright coined the word in 1954 after mishearing the Scottish ballad line 'and laid him on the green' as 'Lady Mondegreen'.
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What device repeats the same word twice with two different meanings?
Answer: Antanaclasis
Why: Antanaclasis needs the very same word back in a new sense; polyptoton only changes its form, as with judge and judgment.