Figurative Language
Quiz by Denise Cuthill
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- Q1What two things are being compared in this simile - The spilled syrup is as sticky as glue.spills and gluesyrup and stickyglue and stickysyrup and glue30s
- Q2What two things are compared in this simile - Natalie has a smile as sweet as sugar.smile and sugarthe smile and sweetnessNatalie and sugarNatalie and her smile30s
- Q3Select the sentence that uses figurative language: 1) There are a million stars in the sky. 2) We could see the Milky Way. 3) The stars glow like candles in the sky.The stars glow like candles in the sky.We could see the Milky Way.There are a million stars in the sky.30s
- Q4What two things are being compared in this simile? Gabriell's internet connection was as fast as lightening.Gabrielle and lightningthe internet and lightning.the internet and lightning.the internet connection and Gabriell.30s
- Q5Select the sentence that uses figurative language. 1) The boy was so excited he was bouncing like a super bouncing ball. 2) The boy was excited. 3) The boy was full of energy.The boy was so excited he was bouncing like a super bouncing ball,The boy was excited.The boy was full of energy.30s