Figurative Language- Hampson

The answer is hyperbole, because it's an exaggeration.

It is Alliteration because it's a repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words

What is a comparison that uses the word like or as?

Calpurnia said, "He's your guest. If he wants to eat up the whole tablecloth then you let him.

Personification, because it's giving town a human characteristic (tired).

Which is another example of a simile?

Which is another example of personification?

The answer is Allusion because it is a reference to something well-known.

"Your nose is growing bigger with that lie" is referring to Pinocchio. This is:

CRACK! BAM! BOOM! SWOOSH! and DRIP are examples of what?

What's another example of a hyperbole?

The answer is SIMILE because it's a comparison using like or as.

Another example of alliteration is:

The ladies bathed before noon, with frostings of sweat and sweet talcum. In bold is example of:

Ladies bathed before noon, and by nightfall were like soft teacakes. Which literary device?

"Maycomb was an old town... it was a tired old town." The literary device is:

The boy scout was about to shout it out. The same vowel sounds in scout, shout, and out are:

Another example of an allusion is: