Question 1

Which is not an example of Hyperbole.

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I had way too much to eat!

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She is as thin as a toothpick!

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I've told you a million times!

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His brain is the size of a pea!

Question 2

Is saying to have a ton of homework an example of a hyperbole?

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Yes

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Sometimes

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No

Question 3

Which is not an example of Personification.

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The sun felt warm on the child's face.

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The last piece of pie was calling my name.

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Lightning danced across the sky.

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My alarm clock yells at me every morning.

Question 4

Read this poem, which lines have an example of Personification?

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3, 4, and 6

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2, 3 and 5

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3, 4 and 5

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1, 3, and 6

Question 5

Which song doesn't have an example of hyperbole in it?

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"You belong with me"

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"Cry me a river"

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"Love the way you lie"

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"California Gurls"

Question 6

Why  do authors use Hyperbole in their writing?

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To add drama and comedy to a situation

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To confuse you

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To express their feelings toward a topic

Question 7

An inherent aspect of all forms of literature is the definition for what?

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Literary elements

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Hyperbole

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Simile

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Personification

Question 8

True of false: personification can be used to attract a younger audience.

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True

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False

Question 9

Why do authors use personification in their writing?

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Establishes mood and build imagery

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To fool the  audience into believing that objects can actually fly, talk, etc.

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To sound boring

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To sound immature

Question 10

Why is the use hyperbole and personification important for literature

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It keeps the readers engaged and look at your writing in a different way.

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It's not important

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To make your writing seem longer

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To sound more clever and wise

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