Creating an impact: Rhetorical devices and sequencing

English

a reference to an event, place or person that is well known to make a point

explaining one thing in terms of another to highlight ways they are alike

the repetition of a word or expression for emphasis

a comparison of two entirely opposite things

"Learning, real learning, takes time." This is an example of which rhetorical feature?

'She's as pale as a ghost."  This is an example of which rhetorical feature?

A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person is called what?

A fragment sentence is a sentence without a verb.  True or false?

A simple sentence is a sentence with one clause containing a subject, verb and object.  True or false?

"Re-position and plump the pillow to make it look like you’ve just woken up... check. "  What type of sentence is this?

The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses is called what?