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Fiery Figures: Figurative Language

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Fiery Figures: Figurative Language
 

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Figurative language for 6th grade

by prere
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Personification gives human traits to non-human things.

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Alliteration repeats initial consonant sounds in nearby words.

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A metaphor always uses the word like or as.

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A simile uses like or as to compare.

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Irony means saying something serious to be funny.

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Onomatopoeia imitates a sound with a word.

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Hyperbole is never exaggeration.

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Repetition is a type of hyperbole.

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A metaphor compares two unlike things directly.

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Imagery describes sound only.

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