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Figurative Language

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  • Crash, ZOINK, moo, BOOM and pop are examples of
    onomatopoeia
  • I can smell ____ delicious pizza. (THERE THEY'RE THEIR)
    THEIR
  • "Her eyes are sparkly as diamonds" is a
    simile
  • "Her eyes staring back at me were dark pieces of coal" is an example of
    metaphor
  • The calm lake was a mirror. You could see your face reflected with all expressions and gestures on it.
    metaphor
  • Simile or metaphor? "Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."
    simile
  • What type of figurative language is this? "And he wore a smile you could see for a mile." What does "you could see a mile" mean?
    hyperbole/very big smile
  • Is _____ school tomorrow? (THERE THEY'RE THEIR)
    there
  • "The icy wind slapped me in the face" is an example of
    personification
  • What two things are being compared here? "Books are the keys to your imagination."
    books to keys
  • What figurative language is present here?
    personification
  • Why is this person's explanation being compared to mud in this metaphor? "Your explanation is as clear as mud."
    It is difficult to understand
  • What figurative language picture is present here?
    onomataopoeia
  • "The trees danced in the breeze" is an example of
    personification
  • You should not go over ___! (THERE THEIR THEY'RE)
    there
  • After sneaking out of the house, he knows he is in hot water." (a) He is taking a hot bath. (b) He is in trouble. (c) He is fixing a broken pipe.
    b
  • "He was texting me a million times a day" is an example of
    hyperbole
  • Why is a lake being compared to a mirror in this metaphor? "The lake was a mirror. "
    Clear/Calm (no waves)
  • Laila is a shining star today! (What figurative language do we have here?)
    metaphor
  • I don't know ____ name, sorry. (THEIR THEY'RE THERE)
    their
  • Tell me why _____ so sad! (THERE THEY'RE THEIR)
    THEY'RE
  • What type of figurative language is this? Is this a good feeling or bad feeling? "The gentle breeze softly kissed my cheeks as I walked down the road."
    personification/good
  • _____ is no place like home! (THEIR THEY'RE THERE)
    there
  • What figurative language do you see here? "Betty bought badges for Bryce"
    alliteration
  • What figurative language is this? "Dorian could hear nothing - only the drip, drip of blood onto the floor."
    onomatopoeia