Use a hyperbole, an understatement, and a litotes to describe today's lesson.

Prompt Response: Todays lesson was so long it felt like I was there for an century. The lesson for today was not bad for what we were learning. It was a breeze to come up with examples. 

Summary: During the class period we went through different rhetorical devices. We learned how they are used and looked at the definition for each one.As a class we learned each one a wrote examples for each. After that we had time to 

Reflection: I learned the different types of rhetorical devices. Once I understood each one I was able to easily make examples. 

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