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Simile or Metaphor?
what pun is this?
Tested Figurative Language
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what pun is this?
Akward chicks
Smart chicks
1+1= Chickens
Glasses bros
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Simile or Metaphor?
Simile
Metaphor
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There are _____ types of irony
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2
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What does this idiom mean?
cats are dangerous
put your pets in a bag
don't carry kitties in bags
don't spoil the secret
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what is an example of symbolism
none of the above
my mom is like a wolf with her babies
a broken mirror may symbolize separation
i told you to clean the room a 1000 times
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Literary Devices defines ___ as the use of symbols to represent ideas and qualities different from literal meaning.
Symbolism
Pun
Allusion
Idiom
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Which one is the pun
I had a ton of candy after Halloween
Being with the pigs was a squeal
He kicked the bucket
He was as tall as a building
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Onomatopoeia
bite the dust
pow
i am fat as a hippo
smart like a worm
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irony
opposite of what someone meant
to show
to have an effect
an order
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"Kill two birds with one stone" is an example of an____.
allusion
pun
idiom
irony
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Scholastic defines an ______as a phrase/expression that can’t be understood from the literal meanings of the words
personification
imagery
idiom
alliteration
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____ is a humorous or mildly sarcastic use of words to imply the opposite of what they normally mean (Dictionary.com).
Onomatopoeia
Symbolism
Idiom
Irony
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Verbal irony is associated with sarcasm.
False
True
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A __ is a humorous use of a word/phrase that has several meanings or sounds like another word (Cambridge Dictionary).
Idiom
Anthropomorphism
Pun
Alliteration
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There are three types of irony.
True
False
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A firestation on fire is an example of ___.
none of these
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
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The three types of irony are: situational, verbal, and dramatic.
True
False
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DRAMATIC IRONY happens when:
something unexpected happens onstage
the drama intensifies suddenly
a surprise happens to the main character
the audience knows something that a character doesn't know
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Verbal irony is when someone says something that means the opposite of what is meant.
False
True
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What is the meaning of symbolism?
Images that directly suggest ideas or emotions
Images that indirectly suggest ideas or emotions
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Which of the following of a hyperbole?
My car is faster than the speed of light.
Your brain is the size of a pebble.
All of the above
Mrs. Michalak has been teaching forever.
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The red apple in
Snow White
represents temptation. This is an example of ___.
symbolism
temptation
irony
pun
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hyperbole
same, alike
actions between people
describe in a particular way
exaggeration that cannot be true
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Which Irony is this?
Dramatic
I dont know i forgot
Situational
Verbal
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personification
giving human qualities to an unhuman thing
describe in a particular way
exaggeration that cannot be true
outside observer
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Which kind of irony is this?
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Sad Irony
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Simile or Metaphor?
Metaphor
Simile
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A simile is...
Repeating the same consonant sound
A word representing a sound
A comparison using like or as
A phrase which has a different meaning from what is said
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Onomatopoeia
repeating a word or phrase.
using words to mimic sounds.
exaggerating for effect.
using the same sound to start several words.
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"A chicken crossing the road is poultry in motion." This is an example of a ____.
irony
personification
pun
idiom
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Softschools defines ___as when a person/author makes an indirect reference to an event, book, movie or figure.
Pun
Allusion
Irony
Symbolic
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Symbolism is...
Literally describing something
Giving meaning to objects, events, relationships in a text
I still have no idea
Nonsense made up by English teachers
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Dramatic irony is when an audience understands a situation but the characters do not.
False
True
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what does this idiom mean?
make yourself at home
reach for the moon
nearest and dearest
two birds with one stone
