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S2 Imagery Quiz.
S2 Imagery Quiz.
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A check on knowledge of imagery for S2 students
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What does this simile suggest about the student? The student was as quiet as a mouse?
He was not making any noise.
He liked cheese.
He was loud.
He was small.
2
A metaphor directly compares two things without using ‘like’ or ‘as’. Instead, one thing is said to be another.
False
True
3
What is a figure of speech?
The techniques of writing
Sentences and paragraphs
Using numbers while speaking.
Famous sayings
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What does this simile suggest about the teacher? My English teacher is like a giant.
He is incredibly tall because giants are really tall.
He is scary because all giants are scary.
He lives in a castle at the top of a beanstalk.
He is not real, because giants only exist in stories.
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What does this simile suggest about the Fox? While watching it's prey, the fox was coiled like a spring.
It was ready to pounce.
It was bouncing with excitement.
It was young and full of energy.
It was wrapped around itself.
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Which of these is
not
a figure of speech.
Similes
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Poetry
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What does this metaphor suggest about the room? It's an oven in here.
Someone is using the room to cook a chicken.
It's really small.
It smells nice.
It's very hot.
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Similes and Metaphors are examples of:
Personification
Imagery
Types of Adjective
Verbs
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What does this metaphor suggest about the author's visit? After author's visit, I was filled with a fire for writing.
It made me think writing was hard.
It made me hate writing.
It made me think writing was easy.
It made me excited about writing.
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What does this metaphor suggest about someone? "You're a devil"
You have a forked tail.
You run very fast.
You are very funny
You are mean and spiteful.
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Similes is a comparison between two things using the words 'like' or 'as.'
False
True
