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- 1. Multiple Choicea comparison of two things using the words “like” or “as”SimileMetaphorIronyOxymoron
- 2. Multiple Choicegiving human qualities to animals or inanimate objectsSimileIronyPersonificationOxymoron
- 3. Multiple Choicea phrase that has two opposite wordsSimileIronyPersonificationOxymoron
- 4. Multiple Choicean extreme exaggerationHyperboleIronyPunOxymoron
- 5. Multiple Choicethe opposite of what is meant (situational, verbal, dramatic)HyperboleIronyPunOxymoron
- 6. Multiple Choicea comparison of two unlike things without using the words “like” or “as”SimileMetaphorPunAlliteration
- 7. Multiple Choicea phrase that means something different than its literal meaningIdiomMetaphorPunAlliteration
- 8. Multiple Choicerepetition of the same initial consonant letter or soundsIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 9. Multiple Choicea word that imitates the sound that it representsIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 10. Multiple Choicea “humorous” substitution of words that sound alike but are different in meaningIdiomPunOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 11. Multiple ChoiceHer eyes were diamonds; always bright and sparkling!MetaphorPunOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 12. Multiple ChoiceMy coffee was as cold as the snow that was falling outsideMetaphorSimileOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 13. Multiple ChoiceI paid an arm and a leg for my designer shoes that I bought this weekend.MetaphorIdiomOnomatopoeiaAlliteration
- 14. Multiple ChoiceFor lunch,the cafeteria was serving jumbo shrimp and rice.MetaphorHyperboleOnomatopoeiaOxymoron
- 15. Multiple ChoiceI was very frustrated this morning due to the fact that my computer was running extremely slow.PersonificationHyperboleOnomatopoeiaOxymoron
- 16. Multiple ChoiceThe name of Britain’s biggest dog was “Tiny”.PersonificationHyperboleIronyOxymoron
- 17. Multiple ChoiceHis feet squished through the mud.OnomatopoeiaHyperboleIronyOxymoron
- 18. Multiple ChoiceI had to hurry home because grandma wanted her waffles.OnomatopoeiaHyperboleAlliterationOxymoron
- 19. Multiple ChoiceI’ve told my student a billion times that they should always write their mailbox number and last name on their papers!OnomatopoeiaHyperboleAlliterationOxymoron
- 20. Multiple ChoiceHow do construction workers party? They raise the roof.IdiomHyperbolePunOxymoron
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