Figurative Language Review

This image is an example of...

Time crawled by as Jess sat and wait for her mother to make dinner. This is an example of...

He is a cheetah on the track field. This is an example of...

The blank page stared up at me and dared me to write something on it. This is an example of...

Sally has a million things to do today. This is an example of...

These cookies taste like garbage. This is an example of a...

My lollipop is strawberry banana flavored, but it is bitter. What sense is being appealed to in the example?

The swamp's water was foul and reeked of old trash and mold. What sense is being appealed to in the example?

When the author appeals to the readers senses to create a picture in their mind, it is called...

Why does an author use figurative language?

Giving human characteristics to things that are non-human is...

Her explanation for not having her homework was as clear as mud. This is an example of a...

The way the reader feels after reading a text is...

This image is an example of...

This image is an example of...

Our lawn is a green carpet that stretches from the house to the street. This is an example of..

She screamed her head off at the people throwing rocks at the ducks.  This is an example of...

The ice cubes were cold and slick as I placed them into my warm glass. What sense is being appealed to in the example?

A comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as" is...

This image is an example of...

The use of words to create an image or an effect for the reader is...

The loud music drowned out the honking cars in traffic. What sense is being appealed to in the example?

The shallow water was clear enough to see the rainbow fish swimming near the seashells. What sense is being appealed to?

An extreme exaggeration for emphasis or effect is...

The author's feelings about the topic they are writing is...

A direct comparison of two unlike things WITHOUT using "like" or "as" is...