Definitions
Practice
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Practice 3
100

Define Simile

A comparison of two unlike things, linked by the words “like” or “as”.

100

Buzz! Pow! Wack!

Onomatopoeia 

100

She was scrolling through her phone like a raccoon rifling through a dumpster—focused, determined, and definitely looking for something shiny!


Similie

100

The tired old house groaned under the weight of its memories, its creaky floors whispering secrets of the past.

Personification

200

Define Personification

Attributes human characteristics to non-human beings and inanimate objects.

200

Belle bravely battled boredom with beautiful books

Alleriteration 

200

He is tight like a tiger.

simile 

200

He did not know he was barking up the wrong tree.

Idiom 

300

Define Hyperbole

Exaggerated Statement.

300

I told you a million times to clean up your room.

Hyperbole 

300

I’m so hungry I could eat every last crumb from the Mad Hatter’s tea party!

Hyperbole

300

She danced across the room like Cinderella at the ball, radiating joy and grace in every step.

Simile

400

Define Connotation

You can think of connotation as something that is implied, not something that is directly said

400

The flowers danced to the wind.

Personification 

400

The playful wind whispered secrets through the swaying trees, dancing with delight under the golden sun.

personification

400

He's as useful as a screen door on a submarine.

Idiom

500

Define Denotation 

The literal meaning of a word.

500

Her smile was like sunshine breaking through the clouds on a rainy day.


Similie

500

His brain is a browser with too many tabs open—there’s a lot going on, but good luck finding anything important!

Metaphor

500

Whimsical winds whispered wildly through the wisteria.

Alliteration

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