English grade 9-12
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- Q1Which of these are not a literary device?sketchesallusionsimilemetaphor30s
- Q2What is an oxymoron?the emotional response the author is targetingthe literary technique of using a sequence of words that begin with the same letter or sound for a poetic or whimsical effectcomparing two unlike things that is often introduced by 'like' or 'as'a concept that is made up of contradictory elements30s
- Q3Which of these statements is an example of colloquialism?Suzy sold seashells by the sea.He is a hog.I think the pick me girl is trying to make a move on me.The door shut behind me with a loud 'BANG'.30s
- Q4What is this statement: "This dime is as shiny as the sun."simileallusionhyperbolemetaphor30s
- Q5All of these statements are alliterations except-The beautiful black bunny ate beans.That's one way to win.Stop starring and start stirring.The barn was very large and very old.30s
- Q6How many sentences should be in a paragraph?1-2Until I think I have enough sentences in the paragraph2-34-530s
- Q7Which one of these onomatopoeias would you use if you are writing about someone drinking a glass of water?BANGThudCRASHGulp30s