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Laabri

Figurative Language and Poetry

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1.

Which of the following compares two things using the words like or as?

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2.

Which of the following compares two things without using like or as?

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3.

Choose whether the example is a Simile, Metaphor, or Neither:

The newly mopped floor was a slippery as a banana peel

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4.

Choose whether the example is a Simile or Metaphor or Neither:

The boy looked out the window the morning after the storm. The snow was a blanket over the meadow.

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5.

Choose whether the example is a Simile or Metaphor or Neither:

Darcie held her tennis racket tightly. Her heart was pounding like a jackhammer.

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6.

Choose whether the example is a Simile or Metaphor or Neither:

The girls' knees were two rubber lumps as she waited to find out if she made the Cheerleading team.

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7.

Choose whether the example is a Simile or Metaphor or Neither:

The soccer ball was a meteor, flying high above the sky.

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8.

Choose whether the example is a Simile or Metaphor or Neither:

The ocean was a raging bull as the storm set in.

Whispers of the Sea

The ocean sings a gentle tune, Beneath the sky, beneath the moon. Its waves roll soft, its waves roll free, Forever calling, "Come to me."

The sand will tell a thousand tales, Of ships that braved the mighty gales. And still, the sea repeats its plea, Forever calling, "Come to me."

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11.

What 2 words from this poem rhyme?

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12.

What is an example of repetition in this poem?

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9.

How many stanzas are in this poem?

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10.

How many lines are in this poem?