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Figurative Language QuizVersión en línea Test your figurative language skills por Mayerlyn Rojas 1 Identify the simile. a Her voice was a velvet curtain. b The moon wore a silver cloak. c As brave as a lion. d The city slept in a dream. 2 Which line personifies an inanimate object? a The wind whispered through the trees. b The rain pounded the roof. c Lightning split the sky in two d The clock ticks loudly. 3 Which is an allusion? a A storm raged outside the window b The soup tasted like cardboard. c She sang with the choir of angels. d When he lost his job, it felt like his own personal Titanic. 4 Choose the hyperbole. a I’ve told you a million times. b The coffee was a gentle wake-up. c It was raining cats and dogs. d Her bag weighed a hundred pounds 5 Which line uses onomatopoeia? a The leaves fell softly to the ground b The sun is like a sunflower. c Her laughter filled the room. d The bee buzzed by with a hum. 6 Which is an example of metaphor beyond the obvious? a Time is a thief. b Time passed quickly. c Time waited for no one d Time flies like an arrow. 7 Which sentence contains a simile? a The river sang softly of spring. b The night wore a velvet cloak. c Her heart is a stone. d Her giggle was as light as a feather. 8 Identify the example of personification: a The sun smiled down on the picnic. b The sun burned hot. c The sun was round and yellow d The sun rose in the east. 9 Which statement uses an allusion to myth or legend? a The dog barked at the mailman loudly b The room hummed with activity. c She had the Midas touch for turning problems into profits. d She fixed the car with tape and glue. 10 What does the idiom 'Bite off more than you can chew' mean? a Quit before finishing. b Eat too fast. c Refuse to start a task. d Overcommit beyond your ability. 11 What does 'Turn a blind eye' mean? a Ignore something on purpose b Look away briefly c Pretend to see d Investigate thoroughly 12 Which idiom means to reveal a secret unintentionally? a Break the ice b Let the cat out of the bag c Spill the beans d Bite the bullet 13 Which idiom means to go to bed? a Head over heels b Kick the habit c Hit the hay d Go the extra mile 14 Which idiom means to start a conversation to relieve tension? a Spill the beans b Beat around the bush c Break the ice d Chase your tail 15 What does 'Piece of cake' mean? a Something spoiled b Something very easy c Something dangerous d A difficult task 16 To deliberately ignore something you know is wrong. a Wear your heart on your sleeve. b Get a taste of your own medicine. c Under someone's thumb. d Turn a blind eye. 17 Which idiom means to reveal a secret? a Hit the books b Let the cat out of the bag c Break a leg d Spill the beans 18 What does 'The ball is in your court' mean? a You're on the bench b You're in control of the game c It's your turn to act d It's time to quit 19 What does 'Costs an arm and a leg' mean? a Very expensive b Requires great effort c Costs nothing d Gives good value 20 Which device combines contradictory terms in a single phrase? a Idiom b Hyperbole c Oxymoron d Personification Feedback 1 A simile uses like or as to compare. 2 Personification gives human traits to non-human things. 3 Allusion is a reference to a well-known person, place, or thing. 4 Hyperbole uses deliberate exaggeration for effect. 5 Onomatopoeia imitates sounds with words. 6 A metaphor directly states a comparison without using like or as. 7 Uses as or like to compare. 8 Personification gives human traits to objects. 9 Allusion references a famous person/place/story. 10 The correct choice means taking on more than you can handle; the other options are unrelated. 11 It implies deliberate ignoring, not accidental looking or investigation. 12 Spill the beans = reveal secret; cat out of bag also means reveal, but spill the beans is the direct option. 13 Hit the hay is a common way to say go to bed. 14 Break the ice is used to ease initial social awkwardness. 15 Piece of cake = very easy; the others describe different ideas. 16 Kicking the bucket is a humorous way to say someone died. 17 Cat out of the bag and spill the beans both mean reveal; choose the exact phrasing. 18 Ball in your court = your turn to respond or act. 19 Arm and a leg = very high price; other options misstate cost.

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Figurative Language QuizVersión en línea

por Mayerlyn Rojas

Identify the simile.

Which line personifies an inanimate object?

Which is an allusion?

Choose the hyperbole.

Which line uses onomatopoeia?

Which is an example of metaphor beyond the obvious?

Which sentence contains a simile?

Identify the example of personification:

Which statement uses an allusion to myth or legend?

What does the idiom 'Bite off more than you can chew' mean?

What does 'Turn a blind eye' mean?

Which idiom means to reveal a secret unintentionally?

Which idiom means to go to bed?

Which idiom means to start a conversation to relieve tension?

What does 'Piece of cake' mean?

To deliberately ignore something you know is wrong.

Which idiom means to reveal a secret?

What does 'The ball is in your court' mean?

What does 'Costs an arm and a leg' mean?

Which device combines contradictory terms in a single phrase?

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