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Final Question

He is like a lazy bear.

He is like a lazy bear.

Simile

They are as dumb as a bag of rocks.

Simile

Her eyes were pools of water when she cried.

Metaphor

We were a loud circus as we entered the classroom.

Metaphor

She likes being a quiet mouse in class.

Metaphor

She sells sea shells by the sea shore.

Alliteration

I wrote so much that I burned a hole in my test.

Hyperbole

Betty bought boys boxes of books.

Alliteration

Write an example of a hyperbole.

Write an alliteration using the letter 'r'.

'To hit the road' means...

To begin driving.

'To take a walk in someone else's shoes' means...

To look at things from someone else's point of view

'To pitch the tent' means...

To set up the tent

Give an example of an idiom AND it's literal meaning

Define the word idiom.

A saying that cannot literally be translated.

Define onomatopoeia...

A words that means a sound.

Give an example of onomatopoeia

Pop, bang, zip

The wind sang loudly through the trees is an example of...

Personification

Crack! The branches snapped under the weight of the snow. 'Crack' is an example of...

Onomatopoeia

Give an example of personification

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