Figurative Language and Literary Devices Review

"I will follow the lush green hills that fill the land."

Figurative language is

A simile __________ two things with "like" or "as."

"The cool water soothed her sunburnt skin." This is an example of ____________ imagery.

"Soft melodies like twinkling stars drifted from the other room." This is an example of imagery.

"The yellow sun smiled upon the tennis match."

"The blue dusk darkened the dashboard."

"Roses—roses—all around us!" uses the device of

"The spider web is a silk sheet upon the rock."

"Pop!" "Boom!" "Crash!"

"The ocean is as blue as a basket of berries." This is a ____________.

"Coffee is life, coffee is love, coffee is meaning." This is an example of

"The Playstation controller stared at me from the corner of the room, beckoning insistently."

A metaphor compares two things using "like" or "as."

"The charcoal clouds devoured the flock of starlings." This is ______________.

When a sentence or thought continues between lines of poetry, it's called

Imperfect rhyme is also known as

"The light represents hope." This is an example of

"Bibble is as strong as a lion."

___________ is when a word/phrase phonetically resembles the sound it describes.

Imagery is limited to visuals (how something looks).

"The stormy weather represents emotional turmoil." This is an example of ____________.

"I brought hot coffee!" This is an example of

"The car was going a million miles an hour."

"BOOM! The snow slid from the roof and crashed onto the parked car below it."

"With a bright splash, the apple bubbled into the pond."