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Figurative Language Quest

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Master figurative language in 10 questions

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Ira Patel
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Master figurative language in 10 questions

by Ira Patel
1

Which line is an example of a simile? "She moves like a ___ in the hallway."

2

What is being used in the phrase: "The classroom was a zoo"?

3

Which line best shows personification?

4

Identify the example of hyperbole.

5

Which sentence is an idiom?

6

Which option is a metaphor?

7

Which line uses a simile?

8

Which statement is an example of alliteration?

9

Choose the example of onomatopoeia.

10

Which line shows a personification of the storm?

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A simile uses like or as to compare. Here, 'like a sloth' is the comparison.

It's a metaphor because it directly states the classroom is a zoo, not using like/as.

Personification gives human traits to non-human things; 'whispered' is human-like.

Hyperbole uses exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.

An idiom has a meaning different from the literal words.

A metaphor states one thing is another; time is explicitly called a thief.

Uses 'as' to compare, classic simile structure.

Alliteration repeats consonant sounds at the start of words.

Onomatopoeia imitates sounds; 'tik-tock' mimics a clock.

Giving the storm human actions (shouted) is personification.

 
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