Lit Lab: Figurative Language

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Explore figures of speech in poetry and prose

Jeremy Ella

Philippines

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Lit Lab: Figurative Language


Lit Lab: Figurative LanguageVersion en ligne Explore figures of speech in poetry and prose par Jeremy Ella 1 What figure of speech compares two things using like or as? a Metaphor b Hyperbole c Personification d Simile 2 Which device gives human traits to non-human things? a Alliteration b Personification c Metaphor d Oxymoron 3 A direct, implicit comparison without using like or as is a: a Metaphor b Simile c Irony d Hyperbole 4 She shouted a thousand times is an example of: a Irony b Onomatopoeia c Hyperbole d Litotes 5 Which creates a vivid mental picture using sensory details? a Irony b Imagery c Alliteration d Anaphora 6 The repetition of consonant sounds at the start of words is: a Assonance b Alliteration c Consonance d Onomatopoeia 7 An expression whose meaning is opposite of its literal meaning is: a Allusion b Irony c Personification d Metaphor 8 A hidden reference to a well-known person, place, or event is called: a Synecdoche b Idiom c Allusion d Metonymy 9 A figure of speech that uses a phrase with meaning different from the literal meaning is: a Literal language b Figurative language c Onomatopoeia d Paradox 10 A figure that implies something is not spoken directly, often to create tension, is: a Hyperbole b Alliteration c Oxymoron d Undertone/implicit irony