
Figurative Language Bridges 12
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- Q1Figurative Languagevivid description language. Includes metaphor, simile, and imagry30s
- Q2simile definitioncomparing two things using like or as30s
- Q3Simile exampleThe student was as fast as a cheetah.30s
- Q4Metaphor exampleThe snow is a white blanket.30s
- Q5Metaphor definitioncomparison not using like or as30s
- Q6Personification definitionfigurative language that makes non-human things have person-like qualities30s
- Q7Personification exampleThe wind whistled and danced.30s
- Q8Hyperbole definitionextreme exaggeration30s
- Q9Hyperbole exampleI am so hungry I could eat a horse.30s
- Q10Alliteration definitionthe repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words30s
- Q11Alliteration exampleBecky's beagle barked and bayed, becoming bothersome for Billy.30s
- Q12Oxymoron definitionA figure of speech consisting of two apparently contradictory terms30s
- Q13Oxymoron exampleThese are genuine fake watches.30s
- Q14Onomatopoeia definitionputting a sound into word format30s