SIMILE & METAPHOR
Symbolism
ONOMATOPOEIA
Hyperbole
Personification
100

The type of figurative language used in the phrase: "Her smile was as bright as the sun."

What is a simile?

100

This classic flower is used to symbolize romantic love  

What is a red rose

100

The word in this sentence that acts as an onomatopoeia: "The bees buzzed softly around the garden."

What is "buzzed"?

100

The figure of speech defined by extreme exaggeration, as in "I've told you a million times!"

What is hyperbole?

100

The wind whispered secrets. What is the personification?

The wind whispered

200

The type of figurative language used in the phrase: "Time is a thief that steals our best moments."

What is a metaphor?

200

This white bird is traditionally used in stories to symbolize peace or hope.

What is a dove?

200

Between jump, splash, and water, it is the word that mimics a real-world sound.

What is splash?

200

An exaggerated way to express tiredness  

What is "I could sleep for a hundred years"?

200

 Giving an alarm clock the ability to "yell" at you at 6:00 AM is an example of this device.

What is personification?

300

Turning the simile "He was brave like a lion" into a metaphor results in this direct statement.  

"He was a lion"?

300

Dark, heavy storm clouds gathering over a town usually symbolize this upcoming mood or event in a story.

What is danger (or doom/conflict)?

300

The sound word that best describes what bacon does in a sizzling hot pan.

What is sizzle?

300

The hyperbole in this sentence: "My backpack weighs a ton today."

What is "weighs a ton"?

300

The human expression given to the sun in: "The morning sun beamed warm smiles down on the valley."

What is smiling (or beaming)?

400

These two things are being compared in the metaphor "The classroom was a zoo during recess."

What are the classroom and a zoo?


400

This nocturnal bird is commonly used to symbolize wisdom and knowledge.

What is an owl?

400

Words like pop, clack, and hiss all belong to this literary category.

What is onomatopoeia?

400

The primary reason to use hyperbole.

to emphasize a point

400

 Between a dog barking, groaning stairs, and a fast runner, it is the phrase that uses personification.

What are the groaning stairs?

500

This food item commonly completes the marathon simile: "After running 26 miles, my legs felt like..."

What is jelly

500

In literature, this color frequently symbolizes spring, growth, or jealousy.

What is green?

500

This heavy sound word describes the impact of dropping a large textbook onto a hardwood floor.

What is a thud (or thump)? 


500

he large farm animal you claim you could eat when completing a famous hyperbole for extreme hunger

Horse

500

The human emotion or capability attributed to an inanimate object in the phrase "The camera loves her."

What is love (or affection)?