figurative language

Review Quiz
 Form teams with three members. Each team will get a sheet for answers.

Three rounds will include true or false, multiple-choice, and fill-in-the-blank

questions.
guidelines Teams earn one point for each correct answer and lose one point for each
incorrect answer.

The winner will be the team with the most points at the end of round three.
 round 1:
True or False
Read each statement
carefully. Determine if the
statement should be
classified as true or false.
 Question 1
A simile compares two unlike things
using the words "like" or "as."

True False
 Question 1
A simile compares two unlike things
using the words "like" or "as."

True False
 Question 2
Irony combines contradictory words that
make sense within the context.

True False
 Question 2
Irony combines contradictory words that
make sense within the context.

True False
 round 2:
Multiple choice
Choose the letter that
corresponds to the type of
figurative language used in
each sentence.
 Question 3
The sun danced joyfully across the sapphire
sky, painting a masterpiece of warmth and light
for the world below.

A. Simile C. Personification

B. Irony D. Symbolism
 Question 3
The sun danced joyfully across the sapphire
sky, painting a masterpiece of warmth and light
for the world below.

A. Simile C. Personification

B. Irony D. Symbolism
 Question 4
She was a fragile bird with broken wings, her
spirit soaring high above the clouds despite
the burden of her past weighing her down.

A. Hyperbole C. Irony

B. Metaphor D. Simile
 Question 4
She was a fragile bird with broken wings, her
spirit soaring high above the clouds despite
the burden of her past weighing her down.

A. Hyperbole C. Irony

B. Metaphor D. Simile
 round 3:
fill-in-the-blank

Answer each question by

writing the appropriate
word.
 Question 5
What is a type of figurative language that
includes extreme exaggerations that are not
meant to be taken literally?
 Question 5
What is a type of figurative language that
includes extreme exaggerations that are not
meant to be taken literally?

Hyperbole
 Question 6
Which type of figurative language includes
the repetition of initial consonant sounds in
neighboring words?
 Question 6
Which type of figurative language includes
the repetition of initial consonant sounds in
neighboring words?

Alliteration
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