Figurative Language ELA

whats the figurative language of this? "boing, gargle, clap, zap, and pitter-patter"

• alliteration

• onomatopoeia

• metaphor

• hyperbole

whats this figurative language "Get a taste of your own medicine"

• personification

• hyperbole

• idiom

• onomatopoeia

whats this figurative language? "Lightning danced across the sky"

• idiom

• metaphor

• personification

• simile

Whats example shows personification?

• My baby doll is my daughter

• My ice-cream is talking to me

• My brother talks a lot

• Mostly everyone has a big mouth!

Writing that is not meant to be taken literally; used for descriptive effect 3

• Sensory details

• Analogy

• Figurative language

• Context clues

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Words that may not literally mean what they say

• figurative language

• connotative meaning

• denotative meaning

What is "figurative language"?

• The attitude of a writer or speaker towards a subject or audience.

• A message or moral of a text.

• A method of organization in which a writer examines similarities and differences.

• Non-literal (sensory or symbolic) language that helps a reader understand the meaning in a text.

A type of wording that helps u better understand things.

• Figurative language

• plot

• fiction

• diolouge

An example of figurative language in this text is?  Figurative language most likely means

• 1. A message or moral of a text that often explores timeless and universal ideas and is almost always implied rather than stated explicitly.

• 1. The way that a piece of writing is organized. For example, chronological order, steps in a process, problem/solution, etc.

• 1. A non-literal (sensory or symbolic) language that helps a reader understand the meaning in a text; for example, simile, metaphor, personification

• 1. A statement, as part of an argument, that can be supported with evidence.

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