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Pride & Figures Quiz

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Simile, metaphor, metonymy in Pride & Prejudice.

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Simile, metaphor, metonymy in Pride & Prejudice.

by bibika
1

What figure of speech is used in 'Mr. Darcy's pride is a barrier'?

2

In Pride and Prejudice, 'Her smile was as bright as morning' is an example of which figure?

3

The line 'The drawing room buzzed with gossip' uses which figure of speech?

4

"Miss Bennet's quarrels are a storm in a teacup" is an example of what?

5

Which line is a simile?

6

What figure is used when 'the ballroom applauded' to mean the attendees?

7

Which statement is a simile?

8

Which line is a metaphor describing pride and prejudice as chains?

9

In context, describing wealth by 'the estate' is an example of which figure?

10

Which line uses a simile about cold behavior?

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