Welcome to your Figurative Language/Expressions(Study by Topics Junior Class) NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. A figure of speech that seeks to address an absent person, thing or object is called apostrophe oxymoron epiphora myosis 2. 'I will keep an eye on him"The above is an example of metaphor synecdoche euphemism hyperbole 3. A figure of speech that uses something closely related to a person or thing to describe that person or thing is referred to as paradox euphemism metonymy synecdoche 4. A figure of speech that states an unpleasant fact in a pleasant way is referred to as euphemism hyperbole personification metaphor 5. ' He banged the door loudly;The above statement is an example of hyperbole metaphor onomatopoeia oxymoron 6. 'We will keep our fingers crossed'The above is an example of analogy metonymy euphemism synecdoche 7. The figure of speech that places two opposite or contradicting words side by side is called oxymoron paradox euphemism hyperbole 8. 'She is a lion on the field'The above is an example of simile metaphor irony sarcasm 9. 'I stood there, talking in front of the whole world'The above is an example of hyperbole consonance onomatopoeia euphemism 10. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following:Throughout the journey, the tree kept waving at me. litotes oxymoron personnification hyperbole 11. A figure of speech in which affirmative is expressed by the negation of the opposite. oxymoron euphemism metaphor litotes 12. 'He is so brilliant that he scores zero in all his continuous assessments'The above is an example of pun sarcasm euphemism contrast 13. A………. is a figure of speech in which something is described as though it were something else. It works by pointing out a similarity between two unlike things simile meiosis metaphor personnification 14. "I can see two hands dancing for pieces of silver'The above expression is an example of oxymoron metonymy personification synecdoche 15. A figure of speech in which affirmative is expressed by the negation of the opposite. oxymoron metaphor euphemism litotes 16. Translating "Mr. Reese is a big baby" as "Mr. Reese is immature and whiny" is the……….. meaning creative literal figurative simile 17. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following: The girl is as cunning as a fox. repitition leandreas simile metaphor 18. which figure of speech is dominant in the following sentence?Her inner dragon breathed fire as she gave her speech. metonymy metaphor meiosis milliaces 19. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following: I would never leave my wife in a million years. metaphor hyperbole personification simile 20. Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence:The raindrops danced and jumped on the window. exaggeration simile metaphor personnification 1 out of 20 Time is Up! Time's up