Figurative Language Review

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Figurative language in: 'Kayla stayed out too late, and her parents snapped her head off for being three hours past curfew.'

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Hyperbole

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Figurative language in: Mr. Patterson's pumpkin patch produced a pinkish-colored pumpkin full of purple pumpkin seeds.

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Alliteration

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Figurative language in: 'Lily's bedroom was a pile of junk after cleaning.'

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Metaphor

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Figurative language in: 'Haley's pencil few across her paper as it frantically tried to keep up with what the professor was saying.'

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Personification

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Figurative language in: 'At the Lake House, the bed sheets danced in the wind as they hung to dry.'

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Personification

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Figurative language in: 'The fugitive became a thief in the night as he robbed the jewelry store.'

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Metaphor

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Figurative language in: 'When Layna went to Bruster's and ordered an ice cream sundae, the scooper plied on her toppings a mile high.'

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Hyperbole

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Figurative language in: 'The fenders locked with an enormous crunch as I ran my bumper car into my sister's.'

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Onomatopoeia

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Figurative language in: 'Chris cut the fallen trees into logs as big as a barn.'

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Simile

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Figurative language in: 'Marvelous Marvin made magical moments for Maurice and Mikey last Monday morning.'

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Alliteration