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Grade 4- Figurative Language (L.3.5a and L.3.5 b)
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Question 1
1.
First Name
Question 2
2.
Last Name
Directions:
Read each sentence and tell the type of figurative language is represented by the sentence
and
what it means.
Question 3
3.
When Reece was a baby he was as light as a feather.
Question 4
4.
You may eat ice cream before dinner when pigs fly.
Question 5
5.
You really should start treating others the way you want to be treated.
Question 6
6.
Jackson was a freight train rushing to the bathroom.
Question 7
7.
Look before you leap.
Identify the type of figurative language below.
Question 8
8.
Question 9
9.
Question 10
10.
Question 11
11.
Question 12
12.
Question 13
13.
A
Simile
that gives advice.
Question 14
14.
Question 15
15.
A
Simile
meaning it's raining hard outside.
B
Metaphor
meaning it's raining hard outside.
C
Idiom
meaning it's raining hard outside.
D
Proverb
meaning it's raining hard outside.
A
Simile
saying that Kelly
is
a night owl who likes to stay up late.
B
Metaphor
saying that Kelly
is
a night owl who likes to stay up late.
C
Idiom
saying that Kelly
is
a night owl who likes to stay up late.
D
Proverb
saying that Kelly
is
a night owl who likes to stay up late.
A
Simile
comparing the girl to a quiet mouse.
B
Metaphor
comparing the girl to a quiet mouse.
C
Idiom
comparing the girl to a quiet mouse.
D
Proverb
comparing the girl to a quiet mouse.
A
Simile
that teaches it is better to do something early so you will be successful.
B
Metaphor
that teaches it is better to do something early so you will be successful.
C
Idiom
that teaches it is better to do something early so you will be successful.
D
Proverb
that teaches it is better to do something early so you will be successful.
A
Simile
meaning someone has nothing to say.
B
Metaphor
meaning someone has nothing to say.
C
Idiom
meaning someone has nothing to say.
D
Proverb
meaning someone has nothing to say.
B
Metaphor
that gives advice.
C
Idiom
that gives advice.
D
Proverb
that gives advice.
A
Simile
meaning someone does not exercise very often.
B
Metaphor
meaning someone does not exercise very often.
C
Idiom
meaning someone does not exercise very often.
D
Proverb
meaning someone does not exercise very often.
A
Simile
saying the classroom is wild and crazy.
B
Metaphor
saying the classroom is wild and crazy.
C
Idiom
saying the classroom is wild and crazy.
D
Proverb
saying the classroom is wild and crazy.
