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"Her eyes are as blue as the ocean" is an example of a:
Simile
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This is a comparison that uses "like" or "as"
What is a simile
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Bud is convinced that this man is his father
Who is Herman E. Calloway
100
This is what people used during the depression to send messages, back before there were cellphones or email
What is a telegram
100
NBC stands for
"Nobody But Calloway"
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"Her hair is pure gold" is an example of a:
Metaphor
200
This is a comparison that does not use "like" or "as"
What is a metaphor
200
This is the woman who comforts Bud at the restaurant and makes sure he is okay
Who is Miss Thomas
200
This is a group of people that comes together like a family to help make their jobs more fair
What is a union
200
The expression "stuff our craws" means
to eat a lot
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"Shake a leg" is an example of a:
Idiom
300
This is an expression that has become overused
What is a cliche
300
This is the man who plays the saxophone in the band
Who is Steady Eddie
300
This is what Steady Eddie means when he says "be careful, that saxophone is my bread and butter"
What is his livelihood, his way to make money
300
This is the name of Calloway's band
What is The Dusky Devastators of the Depression
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"Show me the money" is an example of a:
Cliche
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This is an expression whose actual meaning is different from the figurative one
What is an idiom
400
This is the waitress at the restaurant
Who is Miss Tyla
400
This is what Bud means when he says "busting a gut"
What is laughing really hard
400
When Bud wants to hide, he puts the napkin over his head in the restaurant, and he compares it to a
blanket
500
"I am so hungry that I could eat a horse" is an example of a:
Hyperbole
500
This is a statement of exaggeration, or an expression not meant to be taken literally
What is a hyperbole
500
This is another member of the band who tells funny stories and makes Bud laugh
Who is Mr. Jimmy
500
"Busting a gut" is an example of which type of figurative language?
an idiom
500
Another name for "steam locomotive" is
a train