Figurative Language
  • 1. SNAP! BOOM! Words that sound like what they mean are ____.
A) Similies
B) Onomatopeia
C) Idioms
D) Homographs
  • 2. The new house is a mansion. This is a _________.
A) Imagery
B) Hyperbole
C) Metaphor
D) Homophone
  • 3. A simile is a comparison using ____ or ____
A) like/as
B) loud/quiet
C) but/yet
D) love/like
  • 4. Which sentence shows alliteration?
A) Mark is happy to move to Delaware.
B) I hope Ty can fry his eggs in time.
C) The flowers danced in the wind.
D) Polly packs her purse for the trip to Pennsylvania
  • 5. My stomach growled during class. This is an example of ______.
A) Imagery
B) Hyperboles
C) Personification
D) Alliteration
  • 6. Which of the following sentences is a hyperbole?
A) I'm so hot I'm going to melt away.
B) Splash! Boom! Crack!
C) I read a book today, but I will read 10 more pages Tuesday.
D) The baby is as cute as a puppy.
  • 7. Imagery is when words make a ______ in your head.
A) answer
B) question
C) thought
D) picture
  • 8. Two/To/Too and Blue/Blew and Hay/Hey are all _____
A) Homophones
B) Idioms
C) Hyperboles
D) Homographs
  • 9. Which of the following sentence is an Idiom?
A) Maddy lives near me and we watch live T.V.
B) I am as tall as a tree.
C) It is raining cats and dogs outside!
D) The sparkling candle was glowing in the small bedroom.
  • 10. The ball will sink in the kitchen sink. This is an example of a ______.
A) Homograph
B) Metaphor
C) Onomatopoeia
D) Homonym
  • 11. We need to present the project to our class in the present tense. This is an example of a _____.
A) Homophone
B) Imagery
C) Homograph
D) Simile
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