Similes & Metaphors
Idioms
Hyperbole
Personification
Onomatopoeia
100

What are similes?


100

What are idioms?


100

What is a hyperbole?


100

What is personification?


100

What is an onomatopoeia?


200

What is a metaphor?


200

What does the idiom "feeling blue" mean?


"Feeling blue" means feeling sad or depressed.


200

True or False:

You can only find hyperbole in advertisements.

False!

You can find hyperbole everywhere!

200

True or False:

Personification makes humans seem non-human.

False!

Personification makes non-humans seem human.

200


A cow says "moooooo"!


300

Simile or metaphor?

The thunder growled like a group of grizzly bears.


Simile! 

It uses the word "like" to compare the sound of thunder with grizzly bears.

300

What does the idiom "under the weather" mean?


"Under the weather" means feeling sick or unwell.



300

Hyperbole or not?

Jame's backpack weighs a ton.

Hyperbole!

A ton is 2,000 pounds! No one's backpack is that heavy.

300

Find at least one example of personification in the following poem:


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Clouds are pouting, sky is crying, sun is smiling.

300

True or False:

The use of onomatopoeia can create a certain mood.

True!

You can use onomatopoeia to create a certain mood

The mood can go from light and happy to dark and somber, all through the use of onomatopoeia!

400

Give me an example of a simile.

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400

What does the idiom "time flies" mean?


"Time flies" means time is going by quickly.


400

Find at least one hyperbole in the following poem:


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A hundred waiters hold one dish.

Our soup is deeper than the sea.

Our noodles stretch a mile.

400

The old car died on the side of the road.

1) What object is given a human quality?

2) What does this sentence mean?

The old car died on the side of the road.

1) The old car is given a human quality.

2) This means the car stopped working.


400

Find at least one example of onomatopoeia in the following poem:


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Quack, flutter, oink, boom, zing, snort, hum, etc.

500

Give me an example of a metaphor.

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500

Give me an example of an idiom.

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500

Give me an example of a hyperbole.

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500

Give me an example of personification.

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500

Give me an example of an onomatopoeia.

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