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Similes, Metaphors, and Personification
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1Directions: Choose the best type of figurative language for the sentence below.
My mouth was as dry as a bone.- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
2Directions: Choose the best type of figurative language for the sentence below.
The road is a pretzel with its twists and turns.- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
3Directions: Choose the best type of figurative language for the sentence below.
The vines wove their fingers together to form a braid.- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
4Directions: Choose the best type of figurative language for the sentence below.
Her head was spinning from all of the new information.- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
5Directions: Choose the best type of figurative language for the sentence below.
America is a melting pot.- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
6Decide on what is being compared in the figurative language example below.
The child whimpered like a wounded puppy when he tripped over his toy.- Awhimper and wounded
- Bchild and toy
- Cchild and puppy
7Decide on what is being compared in the figurative language example below.
It was as fun as a barrel of monkeys.- Ait and fun
- Bbarrel and monkeys
- Cit and barrel
8What is the intended meaning of "The road is a pretzel with its twists and turns"?
- AThe road has potholes.
- BThe road is under construction.
- CThe road has many curves.
9What is the intended meaning of "Her head was spinning from all of the new information"?
- AShe is overwhelmed.
- BShe turned to look at the information.
- CShe has new ideas.
10What is the intended meaning of "America is a melting pot"?
- AAmerica has many restaurants.
- BAmerica is experiencing global warming.
- CAmerica is made up of many cultures.
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- Elementary ELA Test sobre Similes, Metaphors, and Personification , creado por Christine Davis - IU8 el 07/07/2017.
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