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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE How to figure it out!
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Language that means exactly what it says.
Figurative Language Language that does NOT mean exactly what it says. Literal Language Language that means exactly what it says.
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HYPERBOLE A deliberate exaggeration…often used for effect.
I have a TON of homework!
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SIMILE A comparison of two dissimilar things using “like” or “as”
Example…”My brain is like a sieve.” Write your own brain simile.
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METAPHOR Comparison of two unlike things WITHOUT using “like” or “as” or even “than” One thing literally is another. Example…My heart is a stereo. (though there are a variety of structures to use) Write a metaphor for your heart
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ALLITERATION The repetition of the initial consonant sound
Example…Fourteen foul fungi Write an alliteration for your name
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PERSONIFICATION Giving a nonhuman subject some sort of human characteristic Example…The house was lonely after the people moved out.
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Onomatopoeia Sound used as a word
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Allusion A reference to a person, place, or thing in another artistic work (literature, art, music, history, painting, or mythology). Example: Paul’s obsession with money reminds me of King Midas.
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HOMEWORK! Write a simile about the weekend.
Now write a metaphor about school. Write an example of hyperbole about homework. Write an example of personification about your shoes.
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