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Suzy's smile is like a ray of sunshine.

• Suzy's smile is bright and pretty.
• Suzy is frowning.
• Suzy is pouting.
• Suzy is smiling.

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What is a simile?

• A comparison of two unlike things using like or as.
• A comparison of two similar things using like or as.
• A comparison using is.
• A comparison of two unlike things using are.

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The twins like to CONFUSE their parents by switching places at the dinner table.

• hide from
• mix up
• try out

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You're barking up the wrong tree

• You are asking the wrong person
• Trees have bark on them
• To tell your dog to stop barking
• Accomplish two tasks with one action

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"The stars looked like broken glass shattered across the sky." is an example of

• alliteration
• simile
• metaphor

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I am the sun
I am the moon
I am the light
I am the dark
is an example of

• simile
• repetition
• personification

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The kids are going to watch TV tonight.

• small clock worn on the wrist 
• look at 

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Hyperbole 

• An exaggeration 
• A metaphor 
• A list of details 
• The conclusion 

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Break a leg means:

• jump out of a tree
• good luck
• go to the hospital
• wear a cast

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Which of these is an antonym for unexpected?

• unplanned

• predicted

• surprising

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