Synonyms, Antonyms, and Figurative Language!

Question 1

Her eyes are as sparkle as the sun shining of the sea.

Accepted Answer

simile

Question 2

Stephen stealthily stole sandwiches.

Accepted Answer

Alliteration

Question 3

The dog's nose was a little ice cube.

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metaphor

Question 4

SYNONYM: The teacher was wise and gave her students a lot of good advice.

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intelligent

Question 5

SYNONYM: The boys on the soccer team were hungry after the game, so they went to eat pizza.

Accepted Answer

starving

Question 6

SYNONYM: During P.E., the children had to bound as far as they could like a bunny.

Accepted Answer

leap

Question 7

Even though my grandma only lives in the next city, it feels like it's a million miles away.

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hyperbole

Question 8

ANTONYM: It is important that we stroll slowly through the school hallways.

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sprint

Question 9

Name the figurature language in the picture.

Accepted Answer

idiom

Question 10

ANTONYM: Don't you feel rather warm in the classroom?

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cool

Question 11

The car brakes screamed loudly when the driver slammed it down.

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personification

Question 12

SYNONYM: Mrs. Poe assigned a strenuous project for summer vacation and the kids all groaned.

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difficult

Question 13

SYNONYM: Samantha's great-grandpa is very elderly and has a hard time walking.

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old

Question 14

SYNONYM: Instead of a grimace, Claudia had a big smile across her face.

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frown

Question 15

SYNONYM: George is adept with crosswords, while his sister is a failure at solving them.

Accepted Answer

skilled

Question 16

ANTONYM: It is hard to keep my eyes open since it is so bright outside.

Accepted Answer

dark

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