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Figures of Speech Quiz


Figures of Speech QuizVersion en ligne Test your figure-of-speech know-how par Xander Jaz 1 Which figure of speech compares two things using like or as? a Alliteration b Metaphor c Simile d Personification 2 What figure of speech states that something non-human acts human? a Personification b Metaphor c Hyperbole d Irony 3 Which figure of speech replaces a word with something closely related to it? a Alliteration b Metonymy c Oxymoron d Synecdoche 4 Which is an over-the-top exaggeration? a Onomatopoeia b Irony c Hyperbole d Litotes 5 Which figure of speech uses a word that imitates a sound? a Oxymoron b Onomatopoeia c Alliteration d Metaphor 6 Which device involves two opposite ideas in a single phrase? a Alliteration b Oxymoron c Paradox d Irony 7 What figure uses the repetition of the same initial consonant sounds? a Assonance b Anaphora c Metaphor d Alliteration 8 Which figure blends two opposite ideas for emphasis? a Metaphor b Hyperbole c Paradox d Irony 9 What is a witty, pun-filled sentence exploiting multiple meanings? a Alliteration b Hyperbole c Pun d Irony 10 Which figure uses a non-literal, imaginative description to create a vivid image? a Alliteration b Metaphor c Simile d Personification Feedback 1 A simile uses like or as to compare. A metaphor states a direct equality without like/as. 2 Personification gives human traits to non-human things. Irony involves contrast between expectation and reality. 3 Metonymy uses related terms; synecdoche uses a part for the whole. 4 Hyperbole is deliberate exaggeration. Litotes uses understatement. 5 Onomatopoeia imitates sounds like buzz or boom. 6 An oxymoron pairs contradictory terms. A paradox presents a truth that seems contradictory. 7 Alliteration repeats consonants at the start of words. Assonance repeats vowels. 8 A paradox reveals a truth by combining opposites. 9 A pun plays on different meanings or sounds of a word. 10 A metaphor says something is something else (non-literal) to create an image.

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Figures of Speech QuizVersion en ligne

par Xander Jaz

Which figure of speech compares two things using like or as?

What figure of speech states that something non-human acts human?

Which figure of speech replaces a word with something closely related to it?

Which is an over-the-top exaggeration?

Which figure of speech uses a word that imitates a sound?

Which device involves two opposite ideas in a single phrase?

What figure uses the repetition of the same initial consonant sounds?

Which figure blends two opposite ideas for emphasis?

What is a witty, pun-filled sentence exploiting multiple meanings?

Which figure uses a non-literal, imaginative description to create a vivid image?

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