Correct: Idiom - it means something different than it says, Simile - comparison using LIKE or AS, Personification- Treating something like a person, Oxymoron- 2 words together that mean the opposite, Metaphor - something IS something else, Onomatopoeia - a SOUND spelled out, Oxymoron- opposites together, Adage - a saying that teaches a lesson, Hyerbole- an exaggeration , Alliteration - a tongue twister, Simile- uses LIKE or AS, Interjection- a word or phrase showing emotion, subject- first noun, predicate- a verb, adjective- sensory imagery, adverb- answers question "How" or "LY", conjunction- and, or, so, nor, because, pronoun-he, she, it, we, they, simple-one, compound- 2, possessive noun- 's, interrogative- question, exclamatory- excited, imperative- command or request, don't know who is talking, declarative- statement of fact, atlas- book of facts, glossary- definitions of words, appendix-tables and charts, almanac- book of facts for a year, index-page numbers, Incorrect: Metaphor - comparison using LIKE or AS, Idiom- treat like a person, Personification- an exaggeration, Hyperbole- something IS something else, Alliteration -a sound spelled out, Oxymoron- sensory imagery, Metaphor - uses Like or As, onomatopoeia - a tongue twister, subject- a verb, predicate- a noun, interrogative- exited , exclamatory- a question, imperative- a statement of fact, compound - one, simple - two, adverb- sensory imagery, pronoun- and, or, nor, we, so, glossary-page numbers, index-definitions, almanac- book of maps,

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