Figurative Language Assessment

Figurative language means not ​ (a)   or not actually a fact.

• literal
• true
• fake

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V1.3

Alliteration: The cat ​ (a)   colorful kites.

• catches
• flies
• watches
• can't

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V1.3

Simile?

I went to the car as fast as I could.

• Yes

• No

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V1.3

Match the following

• a comparison of two things that do not use like or as

• metaphor

• extreme exaggeration of truth

• simile

• words with same beginning sounds

• alliteration

• a comparison of two things that uses like or as

• hyperbole

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V1.3

What is the term for giving objects human qualities or traits?

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V1.3

The wind howled and blew all night.

What type of figurative language can be found in the sentence above?

• metaphor

• idiom

• personification

• hyperbole

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CCSS.L.3.5A

CCSS.RL.3.4

Match

b

c

d

e

a

Bears like honey.

The cloud cried all morning

She was a stinky pig

Bears bake bodacious brownies

l could sleep all week

I am as slow as a snail.

She is beautiful.

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V1.3

Reorder the following

• was

• a

• The class

• wild

• circus

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V1.3

Match the following

• hyperbole

• I am so bored I could die.

• simile

• Her smile was a beautiful sunset.

• metaphor

• The Coke tasted like dirt.

• personification

• The cat yelled at me to feed her.

• alliteration

• Five frogs found four flies for food.

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V1.3

The car zoomed down the long winding jungle road like a​ (a)   through the ​ (b)   .

• snake
• grass
• cow
• school
• fast
• slow

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V1.3