figurative language practice sentences Flashcards

1
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my face looks like a wedding cake left out in the rain

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similie

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2
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i can mingle with the stars, and throw a party on mars; I’m a prisoner locked behind bars

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metaphor

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3
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fear knocked on the door. faith answered

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personification

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4
Q

your mommas to dumb, she could get locked in a grocery store and starve to death.

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hyperbole

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5
Q

plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it is.

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onomatopoeia

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6
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piece of cake

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idiom

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7
Q

“i have a dream..”
“i have a dream..”
“i have a dream..”….. MLK

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anaphora

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8
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sight-imagery

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visual

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9
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sound-imagery

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auditory

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10
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touch-imagery

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tactile

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11
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smell-imagery

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olfactory

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12
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taste-imagery

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gustatory

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13
Q

sally sold seashells by the seashore

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alliteration

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14
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i was struggling to figure out how lightning works, then it struck me

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pun

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15
Q

hand is to glove as foot is to shoe

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analogy

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16
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  1. shakesphere
  2. Bible
  3. greek mythology
17
Q

verbal-irony

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speaker says one thing but means opposite

18
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situational- irony

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what actually happens is opposite of what’s expected

19
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dramatic-irony

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reader or audience knows something important that a character doesn’t know