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This activity helps students to identify how much they know about figurative language.

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This activity helps students to identify how much they know about figurative language.

by Andrea Nicolth Rivera Sánchez
1

Compares two unlike things using the words "like" or "as."

2

'Time is a thief' is an example of which figurative device?

3

'The wind whispered through the trees' uses which device?

4

'I'm so hungry I could eat a horse' is an example of what?

5

'The buzzing bee' illustrates which figure of speech?

6

A phrase whose meaning is different from its literal words is called what?

7

'Bittersweet' is an example of which device?

8

'It's raining cats and dogs' best fits which category?

9

Which device gives human traits to non-humans or inanimate things?

10

“Life is a puzzle” is an example of which device?

11

Which device repeats initial consonant sounds in neighboring words?

12

What device imitates sounds such as buzz or splash?

13

Which is an exaggerated statement for emphasis?

14

Which statement hides the opposite meaning under a surface of words?

15

What device gives animals or objects human traits?

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