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expressions that mean something different than the words in the phrase might indicate
a) idioms
b) personification
c) simile
d) metaphor
figure of speech that includes an exaggeration which couldn't possibly happen in real life.
a) alliteration
b) idiom
c) hyperbole
d) simile
repetition of the first letter (or sound) of each word in a sentence, phrase, or poem
a) onomatopoeia
b) alliteration
c) hyperbole
d) metaphor
words that originates from a sound
a) metaphor
b) hyperbole
c) alliteration
d) onomatopoeia
the act of giving human traits, qualities, or actions to objects, concepts, or animals
a) personification
b) hyperbole
c) simile
d) metaphor
figure of speech that says one thing is the same as something else
a) simile
b) alliteration
c) personification
d) metaphor
where two things are compared using the word like or as
a) simile
b) personification
c) metaphor
d) onomatopoeia
Don't chicken out!
a) personification
b) idiom
c) metaphor
d) onomatopoeia
I know you've waited a million light years to learn about hyperboles!
a) personification
b) hyperbole
c) metaphor
d) alliteration
Dinosaurs desperately dug ditches to drive away dangerous dragons!
a) idiom
b) simile
c) alliteration
d) personification
Splat! Splash!
a) onomatopoeia
b) personification
c) alliteration
d) hyperbole
The stars are smiling and winking at us!
a) alliteration
b) personification
c) idiom
d) simile
She is as happy as a clam.
a) simile
b) metaphor
c) hyperbole
d) alliteration
She is a happy clam.
a) metaphor
b) personification
c) idiom
d) hyperbole
The thunder clapped angrily in the distance.
a) metaphor
b) alliteration
c) personification
d) simile
The ground is as dry as a bone.
a) simile
b) metaphor
c) hyperbole
d) personification
He is a quick fox.
a) simile
b) personification
c) metaphor
d) alliteration
The owl hooted.
a) onomatopoeia
b) personification
c) hyperbole
d) simile
Fred is fit as a fiddle.
a) personification
b) onomatopoeia
c) alliteration
d) metaphor
Alley ate apples and apricots all afternoon.
a) hyperbole
b) simile
c) alliteration
d) metaphor
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