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Figurative Language
- 1. Figurative language
- 2. Simile
- 3. Metaphor
- 4. Personification
- 5. Hyperbole
- 6. Alliteration
- 7. Onomatopoeis
- a. an intentionally exaggerated figure of speech
- b. a comparison but does not use like or as
- c. giving human qualities or characteristices to nonliving things
- d. the repetition of the initial letter.
- e. a tool that an author uses to help the reader visuaize what is happening in a story
- f. the imitation of sounds in word form
- g. a comparison using like or as
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Figurative Language (Answer Key)
- e 1. Figurative language
- g 2. Simile
- b 3. Metaphor
- c 4. Personification
- a 5. Hyperbole
- d 6. Alliteration
- f 7. Onomatopoeis
- a. an intentionally exaggerated figure of speech
- b. a comparison but does not use like or as
- c. giving human qualities or characteristices to nonliving things
- d. the repetition of the initial letter.
- e. a tool that an author uses to help the reader visuaize what is happening in a story
- f. the imitation of sounds in word form
- g. a comparison using like or as
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