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Froggy Jumps Figurative Language Froggy JumpsOnline version Figurative Language & Poetry Analysis by Al Hidayati Wulandari 1 What is the definition of a SIMILE? a A comparison using "like" or "as" b Giving human traits to non-human objects c A direct comparison without using "like" or "as" 2 Which sentence is a METAPHOR? a "My mind is a stormy sea at night." b "Friends around me, like stars in the sky." c "The alarm clock screams at six o'clock sharp." 3 "The alarm clock screams at six o’clock sharp." What type of figurative language is used here? a Simile b Personification c Metaphor 4 Which line from the poem "Echoes of Tomorrow" represents IMAGERY? a "My mind is a stormy sea at night." b "Friends around me, like stars in the sky." c "Cold rain tapping against the misty window." 5 In the phrase "Friends around me, like stars in the sky", what word indicates that it is a SIMILE? a "sky" b "around" c "like" 6 What is the deeper meaning of comparing a person's mind to "a stormy sea at night"? a Enjoying a calm evening near the ocean b Waking up early in the morning c Feeling confused, anxious, or overwhelmed with thoughts 7 Why does the author use the simile "like stars in the sky" to describe friends? a Because friends live very far away in space b Because friends bring brightness, hope, and guidance in hard times c Because friends are only visible during night time 8 What human action is given to the alarm clock in "The alarm clock screams"? a Screaming b Tapping c Floating 9 "Cold rain tapping against the misty window" appeals mostly to which two human senses? a Touch (tactile) and Sound (auditory) b Sight (visual) and Taste (gustatory) c Taste (gustatory) and Smell (olfactory) 10 How does a METAPHOR differ from a SIMILE? a A metaphor uses "like" or "as", while a simile gives human traits to objects. b A metaphor compares directly without using "like" or "as", while a simile uses "like" or "as". c A metaphor appeals to the 5 senses, while a simile compares directly.

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Figurative Language Froggy JumpsOnline version

by Al Hidayati Wulandari

What is the definition of a SIMILE?

Which sentence is a METAPHOR?

"The alarm clock screams at six o’clock sharp." What type of figurative language is used here?

Which line from the poem "Echoes of Tomorrow" represents IMAGERY?

In the phrase "Friends around me, like stars in the sky", what word indicates that it is a SIMILE?

What is the deeper meaning of comparing a person's mind to "a stormy sea at night"?

Why does the author use the simile "like stars in the sky" to describe friends?

What human action is given to the alarm clock in "The alarm clock screams"?

"Cold rain tapping against the misty window" appeals mostly to which two human senses?

How does a METAPHOR differ from a SIMILE?