Drums (DGDP) Figurative Language Chapters 1-8

"Yeah, I heard you telling the PRINCESS that part."  This is an example of a:

"Annette just popped up like some kind of spastic hand puppet." This is an example of a:

"They were all excited and everything, but Jeffrey was bouncing off the ceiling."  This is:

"I glugged down some milk."  The word glugged is an example of:

The title "Jeffery's Vacation" is an example of:

When Steven looks back in time and tells the story from the beginning of the year, this is a...

Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie is told in...

"I decided it would be fun to knock him down like we were trying out for the WWF." This is:

Adv, English:  "Fat Cat Sat."  The long /a/ sound repeats. This repetition of vowel sounds is:

"The arguing could have gone on in an unending round of Ping-Pong."  This is an example of:

But on one fateful afternoon, Jeffrey threw the rules out the window.  This is an example of:

"It's a little nosebleed, that's all. You've had a million nosebleeds before, right?"  This is:

"He started to scream like a banshee."  This is an example of:

"The worst thing, the thing I can't forgive, is when I found out about Jeffrey, I felt relief."

Miss Palma's writing strategy "Form Follows Function" is an example of:

In the exposition of Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie,

"I got him a Band-Aid and his boo-boo bunny."  In this sentence, there is an example of:

:We have this thing called Opportunity Period, or O.P. for short."  O.P. is an example of an:

"It's hard to storm and shuffle at the same time."  What pattern do you see in this sentence?

Steven has "braces that look like I tried to swallow a train wreck."  This is an example of:

"You gave me a heart attack, you little madman!"  This is an example of:

"I heard a swoosh, a crack, a thump, and a little whimper."  This is an example of:

Who is a better friend to Steven?

"Great!  And now for a fun ride to school with Caveman Dad."  this is an example of: