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Froggy Jumps Figures of Speech QuizOnline version Identify types of figures of speech by Topman 1 Which figure of speech makes a direct comparison using 'like' or 'as'? a Simile b Metaphor c Hyperbole 2 What figure of speech gives non-human things human traits? a Apostrophe b Irony c Personification 3 Expressing an idea by saying the opposite is called what? a Oxymoron b Irony 4 A statement that exaggerates for emphasis is called? a Hyperbole b Litotes 5 A figure that places contrasting ideas in a combined form (e.g., 'jumbo shrimp')? a Paradox b Oxymoron 6 A phrase where an object stands for something else, like 'the crown' for royalty? a Synecdoche b Metonymy 7 Giving inanimate objects sounds, like 'buzz' or 'clang', is what figure? a Onomatopoeia b Alliteration 8 A phrase that uses a part to represent the whole, like 'hands' for workers? a Metaphor b Synecdoche 9 A statement that seems contradictory but reveals a truth, e.g., 'less is more'? a Paradox b Hyperbole 10 A direct address to an absent or inanimate object, as in poetry, is? a Personification b Apostrophe

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Figures of Speech QuizOnline version

Identify types of figures of speech

by Topman

Which figure of speech makes a direct comparison using 'like' or 'as'?

Simile

Metaphor

Hyperbole

What figure of speech gives non-human things human traits?

Apostrophe

Irony

Personification

Expressing an idea by saying the opposite is called what?

Oxymoron

Irony

A statement that exaggerates for emphasis is called?

Hyperbole

Litotes

A figure that places contrasting ideas in a combined form (e.g., 'jumbo shrimp')?

Paradox

Oxymoron

A phrase where an object stands for something else, like 'the crown' for royalty?

Synecdoche

Metonymy

Giving inanimate objects sounds, like 'buzz' or 'clang', is what figure?

Onomatopoeia

Alliteration

A phrase that uses a part to represent the whole, like 'hands' for workers?

Metaphor

Synecdoche

A statement that seems contradictory but reveals a truth, e.g., 'less is more'?

Paradox

Hyperbole

A direct address to an absent or inanimate object, as in poetry, is?

Personification

Apostrophe

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Figures of Speech QuizOnline version

by Topman

Which figure of speech makes a direct comparison using 'like' or 'as'?

What figure of speech gives non-human things human traits?

Expressing an idea by saying the opposite is called what?

A statement that exaggerates for emphasis is called?

A figure that places contrasting ideas in a combined form (e.g., 'jumbo shrimp')?

A phrase where an object stands for something else, like 'the crown' for royalty?

Giving inanimate objects sounds, like 'buzz' or 'clang', is what figure?

A phrase that uses a part to represent the whole, like 'hands' for workers?

A statement that seems contradictory but reveals a truth, e.g., 'less is more'?

A direct address to an absent or inanimate object, as in poetry, is?

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