Subject-Verb Agreement: Helping Words Get Along
The Figurative Language ReviewVolume #1 Fifteen Review Questions
Price $1FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE MAKES WRITING MUCH MORE INTERESTING ! !
!************In This Issue: Simile, Metaphor, Alliteration,
Personification, Onomatopoeia & Hyperbole! Jacob M. Lightbody
2014
Go BackGo Forward6You got it!
Go Forward The Figurative Language ReviewQuestion 2.) Which type
of figurative language is used in the article? a.) Simile c.)
Alliteration b.) Metaphor d.) Personification e.) Onomatopoeia f.)
Hyperbole
Car Said Time to Fill Up
Martin Davis was in the middle of a long road trip when he
looked down at his dashboard and noticed something. The little
orangey-red thingy was telling me that it was time to stop for gas,
so I did, Mr. Davis said. It is likely that Mr. Davis would have
run out of gas somewhere on the highway if his car hadnt told him
what to do.
The Figurative Language ReviewQuestion 3.) Which type of
figurative language is used in the article? a.) Simile c.)
Alliteration b.) Metaphor d.) Personification e.) Onomatopoeia f.)
Hyperbole
Worlds Smartest Kids
Ms. Finch was mildly surprised when most of her students raised
their hands when she asked them if anyone could name the capital of
the United States. She told us that we must be the smartest kids in
the world, gushed one proud student.
The Figurative Language Review Question 15.) Which type of
figurative language is used in the article? a.) Simile c.)
Alliteration b.) Metaphor d.) Personification e.) Onomatopoeia f.)
Hyperbole
Tire Flat as Nebraska
Wayne Jones was about to make a trip to the grocery store when
he noticed that he had a flat tire. I had planned on getting some
Hot Pockets for dinner, but I couldnt because the tire had a
puncture, Mr. Jones recounted. 44
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Raccoon Image From Question 5 Courtesy of:
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