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$100$100“The silly song made Sam smile” is an example of what type of figurative language?

B - AlliterationA - Antonym

C - SimileD - Personification

B - Alliteration

$200$200Words that have similar meanings are known as:

B - HomophonesA - Onomatopoeia

C - AntonymsD - SynonymsD - Synonyms

$500$500What is one possible reason an author can write something?

B – To convince someoneA – To make money

C – To become famousD – To become more intelligent

B – To convince someone

$1,000$1,000“The car was as fast as lightening” is

an example of what type of figurative language?

B - alliterationA - personification

C - metaphorD - simileD - SIMILE

$2,000$2,000The cell phone danced across the table

B - simileA - onomatopoeia

C - personificationD - alliterationC - personification

$4,000$4,000BOOM! The bumper car hit another car as the kids laughed?

B - AlliterationA - Onomatopoeia

C - PersonificationD - Simile

A - Onomatopoeia

$8,000$8,000The turning point of a narrative

B - DifferentiateA - Antonym

C - ExaggerationD - ClimaxD - Climax

$16,000$16,000A fable often has these types of characters...

B - animalsA - people

C - aliensD - princesses

B - animals

$32,000$32,000“I was so embarrassed I could have died!” is an example of...

B - simileA - metaphor

C - exaggerationD - homonymC - exaggeration

$64,000$64,000Hair/hare, their,/there, bare/bear

B - antonymsA - synonyms

C - homophoneD - simileC - homophone

$125,000$125,000The prefix pre- means what when added to preview ?

B – After you seeA – To see again

C – Not to seeD – Before you seeD – Before you see

$250,000$250,000The suffix -ly means what when added to quietly?

B – in a quiet wayA – not to be quiet

C – state of being quietD – to be loud

B – in a quiet way

$500,000$500,000“Her smile is the sun” is an example of what kind of statement?

B - synonymA - simile

C - metaphorD - ironyC - metaphor

$1,000,000$1,000,000“The police station was robbed last night!” is an example of...?

B - idiomA - irony

C - personificationD - alliteration

A - irony

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