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Figurative Language Click to continue

Instructions To advance to the next slide, click only on areas like or On multiple choice questions, click on the answer of your choice. Click to return to choices Click to continue Click to continue

Figurative Language Simile: compares two things using like or as Ex: The sun was like a ball of fire in the sky. Metaphor: compares two things without using like or as Ex: The horses’ hoof beats were thunder as it ran through the canyon. Click to continue

Figurative Language Personification: gives human qualities to something that’s not human Ex: The leaves danced in the breeze. Alliteration: repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words Ex: While I nodded nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping. Click to continue

Read the following examples of figurative language. Choose the correct answer. Click to continue

1. I waddle when I walk. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

Correct! I waddle when I walk. Click to continue

Try that one again. I waddle when I walk. Click to return to choices

2. My little brother is a pain in the butt. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

Correct! Click to continue

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3. The kettle hissed as it heated on the stove. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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No, try again. Click to return to choices

4. Her feelings are as fragile as a teacup. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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5.Lee was so scared being alone in the house that he turned as white as a ghost when he heard the noise. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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6. The clouds wept large tears during the storm. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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7. I work so hard during the year that I am a couch potato during vacation. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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8. From space, the Earth looks like a blue and white marble. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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9. Our new stylist is a magician with hair. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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10. “…give the buried flower a dream; make the settled snowbank steam.” A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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11. Horns honked angrily as drivers became more impatient. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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12. The forest was as quiet as a falling leaf. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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13. The birds shivered when the icy wind blew. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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14. The full moon is a bright coin in the night sky. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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15. A bright star winked at me from the night sky. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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16. The giant’s steps were thunder as he ran toward Jack. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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17. The first-place trophy proudly stood on the shelf in Charlie’s room. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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18. Humidity breathed in the girl’s face and ran its greasy fingers through her hair. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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19. Halloween haunters hang around our house. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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20. The kids were fish in the water since they grew up living by the lake. A. SimileSimile B. MetaphorMetaphor C. PersonificationPersonification D. AlliterationAlliteration

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