1) a saying that has another meaning a) idiom b) alliteration c) onomatopoeia d) personification 2) a statement that compares two or more things using like or as a) metaphor b) alliteration c) simile d) personification 3) A statement that compares two or more things without using like or as a) simile b) metaphor c) onomotopoeia d) hyperbole 4) giving a human quality to something that is not human a) personification b) alliteration c) idiom d) hyperbole 5) an exaggeration a) personification b) alliteration c) hyperbole d) onomotopoeia 6) words that represent a sound a) onomatopoeia b) metaphor c) hyperbole d) idiom 7) repeating the same beginning letter in most of the words a) metaphor b) alliteration c) hyperbole  d) simile 8) An example of an idiom a) The trees danced playfully in the rain. b) He is a loose cannon. c) The boys bounced the basketball in their backyard. d) I watched that movie a million times. 9) An example of personification a) The trees danced playfully in the rain. b) The boys bounced the basketball in their backyard. c) He is a loose cannon. d) I watched the move a million times 10) an example of a simile a) He is a hambone b) I watched the movie a milion times c) He is a loose cannon. d) It was as if he hadn't seen me in years.  11) an example of a metaphor  a) It was if he hadn't seen me in years. b) The boys bounced the basketball in their backyard. c) Penn is a hambone. d) The trees danced playfully in the rain. 12) An example of Onomatopoeia a) He is a hambone. b) The bees buzzed around the garden. c) The trees danced playfully in the rain. d) He is a loose cannon. 13) An example of alliteration a) The boys bounced the basketball in their backyard. b) He is a loose cannon c) Penn is a hambone. d) The bees buzzed around the garden. 14) Hyperbole a) He is a loose cannon. b) The boys bounced the basketball in their backyard. c) I watched that movie a million times. d) Penn is a hambone.

Review of Figurative Language

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