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✔ metaphorsimilepersonificationhyperbole

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metaphor
B
simile
C
personification
D
hyperbole
6

What kind of figurative language does the passage use?

A
metaphor
B
simile
C
personification
D
hyperbole
7

Identify the literal meaning of this metaphor: “My dreams crumbled into ash.”

A
My dreams came true in a puff of smoke.
B
I began to face reality.
C
The objects I dreamed for were destroyed by a fire.
D
My dreams ended up being unachievable.
8

Which metaphor could replace the literal sentence “Simon’s year at school was sometimes hard and sometimes easy”?

A
Simon’s year at school was a struggle.
B
Simon’s year at school was a piece of cake.
C
Simon’s year at school was a mountain.
D
Simon’s year at school was a rollercoaster.
10

Which simile could replace the literal sentence “The store was very crowded with people dashing around”?

A
The store was as busy as the desert.
B
The store was as busy as an anthill.
C
The store was a beehive of activity.
D
The store was like the one near it.
12

What is the example of hyperbole in this passage? What does this example of hyperbole literally mean?

Answers:
Selection 1:Yesterday, they destroyed the kitchen beyond repair.
Selection 2:The kitchen was very messy.
13

Use the context clues to figure out the meaning of the simile “sleeps like a dolphin.”

A
sleeps loudly
B
does not sleep
C
sleeps in the day instead of at night
D
only sleeps if she’s in the water
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