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Figure of Speech ChallengeVersión en línea Identify devices used por Sian Morris 1 In 'The road was a ribbon of moonlight', the road is described as a ribbon, a metaphor. Yes No 2 Metaphor uses 'like' or 'as' to compare. Yes No 3 Alliteration involves rhyming endings. Yes No 4 A figure of speech that describes something by saying it is something else is a metaphor. Yes No 5 A comparison using like or as is a simile. Yes No 6 Alliteration means repeating the same word. Yes No 7 Personification is when something is described exactly as it is. Yes No 8 Repetition of initial consonant sounds at the start of words is alliteration. Yes No 9 Giving animals or inanimate objects human qualities is personification. Yes No 10 Examples include phrases like 'as brave as a lion' or 'like a star.' Yes No 11 The signal words of a simile are typically 'like' or 'as.' Yes No 12 A simile cannot include more than one comparison term in a sentence. Yes No 13 Similes create vivid imagery by linking the subject to a familiar object or idea. Yes No 14 In a simile, the subject is described as something different to highlight a quality. Yes No 15 A simile states that the subject literally becomes the object it is compared to. Yes No 16 Similes require the two things to belong to the same grammatical category (e.g., both are animals). Yes No 17 A metaphor is always formed with 'as' or 'like' and has nothing to do with similes. Yes No 18 A simile uses like or as to compare a subject to something else. Yes No 19 In a simile, the comparison can only be about physical traits, not abstract qualities. Yes No

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Figure of Speech ChallengeVersión en línea

por Sian Morris

In 'The road was a ribbon of moonlight', the road is described as a ribbon, a metaphor.

Metaphor uses 'like' or 'as' to compare.

Alliteration involves rhyming endings.

A figure of speech that describes something by saying it is something else is a metaphor.

A comparison using like or as is a simile.

Alliteration means repeating the same word.

Personification is when something is described exactly as it is.

Repetition of initial consonant sounds at the start of words is alliteration.

Giving animals or inanimate objects human qualities is personification.

Examples include phrases like 'as brave as a lion' or 'like a star.'

The signal words of a simile are typically 'like' or 'as.'

A simile cannot include more than one comparison term in a sentence.

Similes create vivid imagery by linking the subject to a familiar object or idea.

In a simile, the subject is described as something different to highlight a quality.

A simile states that the subject literally becomes the object it is compared to.

Similes require the two things to belong to the same grammatical category (e.g., both are animals).

A metaphor is always formed with 'as' or 'like' and has nothing to do with similes.

A simile uses like or as to compare a subject to something else.

In a simile, the comparison can only be about physical traits, not abstract qualities.