Sound Devices. The word fizz is an example of which sound device?. A. alliteration. B. consonance. C. assonance. D. onomatopoeia. o and it is not (A)

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Sound Devices. The word fizz is an example of which sound device?. A. alliteration. B. consonance. C. assonance. D. onomatopoeia. o and it is not (A)

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Rory Archer · Answer 1

The word fizz is an example of the sound device called (D) an onomatopoeia. This term is defined as a sound that is similar to the object, or name, that is has. Other examples include the pop of a balloon, as it sounds like 'pop' when it explodes, and the sound of a steak as it sizzles on the grill.