
Figurative Language with the Jonas Brothers
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Kaitlin Elmore
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Multiple Select
What are the key words for a simile?
like
as
are
is
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Multiple Choice
Is this lyric an example of a simile and why?
"Knowing that I'll never hold you / Like I did before the storm"
yes, because it uses like
no
yes, because it uses as
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Multiple Choice
Read the following set of similes.
"I'm freakin' out / It's like a poison in my brain / It's like a fog that blurs the sane / It's like a vine you can't untangle"
What TONE is the author trying to convey by using these similes?
paranoid
angry
silly
upset
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Multiple Choice
Part A: Is the following lyric a metaphor?
"Hold on tight, it's a rollercoaster ride we're on"
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Part B: What does this metaphor mean about the author's relationship with their significant other?
"Hold on tight, it's a rollercoaster ride we're on"
They have a smooth relationship with no problems.
They no longer have a relationship.
Their relationship has a lot of emotional twists and turns.
Their relationship is embarrassing.
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Multiple Choice
Is the following lyric an example of alliteration?
"Say goodnight and goodbye"
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Part A: Read the following stanza. Is this an example of hyperbole?
"I don't wanna fall asleep / Don't know if I'll get up / I don't wanna cause a scene / But I'm dyin' without your love / Begging to hear your voice / Tell me you love me too / 'Cause I'd rather just be alone / If I know that I can't have you"
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Part A: Read the following stanza. Select the word that best describes the TONE the author is conveying by using this hyperbole.
"I don't wanna fall asleep / Don't know if I'll get up / I don't wanna cause a scene / But I'm dyin' without your love / Begging to hear your voice / Tell me you love me too / 'Cause I'd rather just be alone / If I know that I can't have you"
anger
fear
heartbroken
stressed
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Multiple Choice
Is this lyric an example of personification?
"The night is calling and we're falling faster now"
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
What is the meaning of the following example of personification?
"If the heart is always searching / Can you ever find a home?"
By using "heart is always searching", it means looking for your heart and discovering your true feelings.
By using "heart is always searching", it means looking for someone you love and feel comfortable with.
By using "can you ever find a home", it means finding a house in a crazy housing market.
By using "can you ever find a home", it means feeling at home with someone.
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Multiple Choice
Part A: Is the following lyric an example of an allusion?
"If we chase the stars to lose our shadow / Peter Pan and Wendy turned out fine / So won't you fly with me?"
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Part B: What message is the author attempting to convey in the following example of an allusion?
"If we chase the stars to lose our shadow / Peter Pan and Wendy turned out fine / So won't you fly with me?"
That the girl he likes should stay away from him
That the girl he likes should give him a chance
That the girl he likes need to change for him
That he needs to work on his flying skills
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