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1
How are
Similes
and
Metaphors
DIFFERENT
?
Similes use like or as and Metaphors don't.
Similes and Metaphors are the same thing.
Similes use like or as and Metaphors use only like.
Similes are comparisons and Metaphors are differences.
2
Which of the following is an example of
Alliteration
?
"This is the most important thing ever!"
Red Cross = Hospitality
"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers..."
"During the triathlon, it began to rain and thunder..."
3
If you have a
HAPPY
mood
, what does that mean?
You want to be happy.
You want everyone around you to feel happy.
You aren't feeling happy.
You are feeling happy.
4
What is the difference between an
Antagonist
and a
Protagonist
?
Antagonist is the hero and Protagonist is the enemy.
Antagonist is an enemy and Protagonist is the hero.
They are both enemies.
They are both heroes.
5
What literary device does this example represent? "The wind whistled throughout the day."
Irony
Satire
Analogy
Personification
6
What is the
OPPOSITE
of a
cliche
?
Underused
Overused
Used
Reused
7
What does
Foreshadow
mean?
An excellent exaggeration.
A prediction of what might happen.
How you're feeling about something.
A word representing a noise.
8
Which vocabulary word means
exaggeration
?
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
9
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of
Irony
?
Phone out of service? Give us a call!
THIS IS INSANELY IMPORTANT!
Dying in the living room!
10
Which of the following is a word that would be used in a
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