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Q3 Short Quiz 1 English6

Quiz by Issa Marie Francisco

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Q 1/10
Score 0
The easy chair patiently waited for new companion.
300
Personification
Methapor
Hyperbole
Simile
Q 2/10
Score 0
My friend lost his coin purse. He lost tons of money.
300
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole

10 questions

Q.

The easy chair patiently waited for new companion.

1

300 sec

Q.

My friend lost his coin purse. He lost tons of money.

2

300 sec

Q.

Dogs are as faithful as human friends.

3

300 sec

Q.

The moon is a friend in times of darkness.

4

300 sec

Q.

Finding a real friend is discovering a treasure chest.

5

300 sec

Q.

Is an account of past event.

6

300 sec

Q.

It is the part where the story happened.

7

300 sec

Q.

It is the central idea of the story.

8

300 sec

Q.

Known as the villain in the story.

9

300 sec

Q.

The main character in the story.

10

300 sec

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