Figurative Language Flashcards

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Uses the word “like” or “as” to compare one object with another o suggest they are alike or similar

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Simile

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A __ is like a simile. It compares two thing but does not use the word “like” or “as”. A simile would say you are like something

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Metaphor

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Is when a words Pronouciation imitates it’s sound

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Onomatopoeia

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It’s a repition of initial consonant sound
Ex. Sara sings a song for Sam(/s/ repeated initial

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Allitiration

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It’s a repeatation of the same vowel sound
Ex. Mother is looking for her cook book (ō/ found inside the word

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Assonance

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It’s a repetition of consonant sound at the end of the words but with different vowel sound.

Ex. Black horses kick the children (k)

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Consonance

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Figure of speech which exaggerates the meaning of sentence
Ex. My dad is old as the time

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Hyperbole

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Use to give an inanimate object or item sence of being alive
Ex. Why are you so heavy suitcase

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Personification

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Not literally they mean
Ex. “Cold feet “ it means nervous not literally a person who has a cold feet

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Idiom

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10
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What figurative language is this
Pull your self together

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Idiom

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What figurative language is this
Better late than never (better to come late than not to come at all)

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Idiom

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12
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What figurative language is this

Break a leg

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Idiom

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13
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What figurative language is this

I’ll cut my hair when 𝙥𝙞𝙜𝙨 𝙛𝙡𝙮

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Idiom

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14
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What figurative language is this
As cold as ice

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Simile

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15
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What figurative language is thi

As black as coal

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Simile

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16
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What figurative language is this

As hot as hell

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Simile

17
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What figurative language is this

Life is like a box of chocolates

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Simile

18
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What figurative language is this

Life is a high way

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Metaphor

19
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Her eyes as a diamond

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Metaphor

20
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What figurative language is this

She smile bright as the sun

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Simile

21
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What figurative language is this

Life of gold

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Metaphor

22
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What figurative language is this

Her voice is a music to his ear

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Metaphor

23
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What figurative language is this

Boing

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Onomatopoeia

24
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What figurative language is this

Meow

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Onomatopoeia

25
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What figurative language is this

Art arf

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Onomatopoeia

26
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What figurative language is this

Broom broom

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Onomatopoeia

27
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What figurative language is this

Roar

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Onomatopoeia

28
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What figurative language is this

Peter Piper Picked a peck of pickled pepper

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Alliteration

29
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What figurative language is thi

Rain races

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Alliteration

30
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Wind whistle to the air

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Alliteration

31
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What figurative language is this
Clap your hands

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Assonance

32
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What figurative language is this

Light the fire

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Assonance

33
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What figurative language is this

Mike like his new bike

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Consonance

34
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What figurative language is this

Toss the glass boss

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Consonance

35
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What figurative language is this

The sun smiled to us

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Personification

36
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It’s conventionally understood by native speakers. This meaning is different from the literal meaning

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Idion