NONE
Alliteration
Cindy was stubborn.
'The problem is unimportant.'
Ms. Barber is a very kind person
Rhyme
'Michael tells stories that are not true
Tammy ate a large amount.
Yes
'Good luck!'
Hyperbole
Brian wouldn't allow the balls passed him; he returned them.
Simile
Chuck and a fish
My voice sounds very strange
No
Alliteration
Metaphor
Walk and cat
No
Yes
Metaphor
Personification
Idiom
No
The term that means 'an expression in which the words used do not represent the meaning of the expression.'
The figurative language device used here: Her feet are as cold as ice!
The meaning of this metaphor: Brian was a wall, bouncing every tennis ball back over the net.
The items being compared: Chuck was flopping like a fish on a line.
The meaning of this idiom ' I have a frog in my throat'
Is this personifiction: 'Oreo: Milk's favorite cookie.'
Is this personifiction: The bear walked alone by the river.
The figurative language device used here: My sister's room is a pig pen.
The itmes being compared: She walks as gracefully and elegantly as a cat.
The term that meas 'Words that sound alike'
The term that means 'exageration' 'larger than life'
The meaning of this metaphor: We would have had more pizza to eat if Tammy hadn’t been such a hog.
The figurative language device used here: I love mashing melting marshmellows.
The meaning of this idiom ' Ms. Barber has a heart of gold'
The figurative language device used here: My refrigerator is running well since we had it fixed.
The term that means 'the repetition of sounds at the beginning of the words'
Is this personifiction: The car was working fine.
The term that means “a comparison between two or more things that doesn't use the words like or as.'
The meaning of this idiom 'Break a leg.'
Is this personifiction: The boy fought like a bear.
Is this personifiction: Time waits for no one.
The figurative language device used here: The sun winked at me through the clouds.
The meaning of this idiom ' Michael is full of bologna'
The meaning of this idiom 'That problem is small potatoes.'
The meaning of this metaphor: Cindy was such a mule. We couldn’t get her to change her mind.