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7.  A. poetry A. poetry  C. historical fiction C. historical fiction  B. nonfiction B. nonfiction  D. realistic fiction D. realistic fiction What genre have we been discussing in class?

8. Back to Board  A. poetry

9.  A. simile A. simile  C. metaphor C. metaphor  B. onomatopoeia B. onomatopoeia  D. personification D. personification The line ”Hank is a ray of sunshine every time he enters the room” is an example of

10. Back to Board C. metaphor

11.  A. hyperbole A. hyperbole  C. metaphor C. metaphor  B. simile B. simile  D. onomatopoeia D. onomatopoeia The line “Kim was as pretty as a picture in her new dress” is an example of

12. Back to Board B. simile

13.  A. onomatopoeia A. onomatopoeia  C. hyperbole C. hyperbole  B. simile B. simile  D. personification D. personification The line “On the farm, we heard the cat meow, the cow moo, and the goose honk” is an example of

14. Back to Board A. onomatopoeia

15.  A. hyperbole A. hyperbole  C. alliteration C. alliteration  B. onomatopoeia B. onomatopoeia  D. simile D. simile The line “Mary Ellen acts like a big baby when she doesn’t get her way” is an example of

16. Back to Board D. Simile

17.  A. alliteration A. alliteration  C. onomatopoeia C. onomatopoeia  B. hyperbole B. hyperbole  D. metaphor D. metaphor Using words like “honk, waahhh, and boo” are examples of

18. Back to Board C. Onomatopoeia

19.  A. hyperbole A. hyperbole  C. personification C. personification  B. alliteration B. alliteration  D. simile D. simile The line “Tiny Timmy Turner traded tables on Tuesday” is an example of

20. Back to Board B. alliteration

21.  A. Metaphor A. Metaphor  C. hyperbole C. hyperbole  B. Onomatopoeia B. Onomatopoeia  D. Alliteration D. Alliteration The line “I have told you a million times to stop” is an example of

22. Back to Board C. hyperbole

23.  A. Simile A. Simile  D. personification D. personification The line “The wind yells while blowing” is an example of  C. Alliteration C. Alliteration  B. Onomatopoeia B. Onomatopoeia

24. Back to Board D. personification

25. What is personification?  A. an exaggeration A. an exaggeration  C. comparison C. comparison  D. tongue twister D. tongue twister  B. giving human characteristics B. giving human characteristics

26. Back to Board B. Giving a human characteristic

27.  A. using like or as A. using like or as Simile is a comparison ….  C. using all sound words C. using all sound words  B. not using like or as B. not using like or as  D. not using any words D. not using any words

28. Back to Board A. Using like or as

29.  B. not using like or as B. not using like or as Metaphor is a comparison…  A. using like or as A. using like or as  C. using all sound words C. using all sound words  D. not using any words D. not using any words

30. Back to Board B. Not using like or as

31.  C. when you use sound words C. when you use sound words Onomatopoeia is …  A. when you compare things A. when you compare things  B. when you exaggerate B. when you exaggerate  D. when you make tongue twisters D. when you make tongue twisters

32. Back to Board C. When you use sound words

33.  D. tongue twisters D. tongue twisters What is an alliteration?  A. sound words A. sound words  C. comparisons C. comparisons  B. giving human characteristics B. giving human characteristics

34. Back to Board D. Tongue twisters

35.  A. an exaggeration A. an exaggeration What is an hyperbole?  B. tongue twister B. tongue twister  D. human like characteristics D. human like characteristics  C. comparison C. comparison

36. A. an exaggeration

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