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"When I asked her if she liked the movie, she replied, 'OMG!'" Is an example of what type of figurative language?
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
what two types of figurative language are present in this poem?: "rain races/ ripping like wind/ It's restless rage/ rattles like/ rocks ripping through/ the air"
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
Find two types of figurative language: "now speaks to the/ people its/ falling above in the/ glooming sunlight/ its white sparkling voice/ echoes/ as it falls through/ the air"
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
What figurative language is present in this poem? "Sadness is as happy laughter./ you might cry because it hurts./ you might laugh because it hurts"
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
Name this figure of speech: When the city sleeps
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
Identify if the following is an example of hyperbole: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepers. A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper Picked.
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
Find two types of figurative language: "In the morning the city/ spreads its wings/ making a song/ in stone that sings"
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
"the world is my oyster!" Is an example of what type of figurative language?
No, it is alliteration, because it repeats the same sound over and over again.
It is not an example of figurative language.
personification
simile and alliteration
metaphor
simile
simile and alliteration
simile and alliteration
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