Welcome to your Figurative Language/Expressions(Study by Topics Junior Class) NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. A figure of speech that represents a whole thing with its parts is called euphemism hyperbole synecdoche metonymy 2. ………….. are words or phrases, the meaning of which cannot be taken literally, used for comparison, emphasis, clarity or freshness in writing. figures of speech carpe diem sensory chat literary device 3. Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence:Her smile shone as brightly as the full moon. simile metaphor zeugma exaggeration 4. 'Ola has a bitter sweet relationship with her uncle'The above is an example of synecdoche myosis euphemism oxymoron 5. 'Oh God! What kind of a life is this?The above expression is an example of metonymy oxymoron rhetorical question paradox 6. A figure of speech that seeks to address an absent person, thing or object is called myosis epiphora apostrophe oxymoron 7. which figure of speech is dominant in the following sentence?Her inner dragon breathed fire as she gave her speech. milliaces metonymy metaphor meiosis 8. A figure of speech that states an unpleasant fact in a pleasant way is referred to as euphemism metaphor hyperbole personification 9. 'She is a lion on the field'The above is an example of metaphor sarcasm irony simile 10. "Father Francis fried five fresh fishes for five friends on Friday'The above is an example of alliteration repetition consonance oxymoron 11. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following: I am so hungry I could eat the whole world. hyperbole metaphor personification alliteration 12. A….. is a figure of speech that uses "like" or "as" to make a direct comparison between two unlike ideas. personnification metaphor simile euphemism 13. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following: The entire world came down on me when I failed to make it for the show. litotes simile hyperbole exaggeration 14. Identify the figures of speech as used for expression in the following: Keep the kettle in the kitchen. oxymoron metaphor alliteration litotes 15. "My eyes have seen the goodness of God' is an example of metonymy assonance paradox synecdoche 16. A gun in the first act of a play………. that someone might get shot in a following act in the play. flashbacks personnification prologue foreshadows 17. 'The road is broad like daylight'The above expression is an example of pun simile sarcasm satire 18. A figure of speech that uses something closely related to a person or thing to describe that person or thing is referred to as euphemism synecdoche paradox metonymy 19. 'It takes the whole village to dress up for the queen'The above expression is an example of hyperbole consonance alliteration euphemism 20. 'I will keep an eye on him"The above is an example of metaphor hyperbole euphemism synecdoche 1 out of 20 Time is Up! Time's up