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What is an idiom?

• A comparison not using like or as
• An exaggeration
• A phrase that is not meant to be taken literally
• The same beginning sounds repeated

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An Onomatopoeia is

• A word related to dramatical performances.
• A fun word to use with friends
• Sound words used in poetry or text "Boom!"
• A literary device used to get your attention

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The  banker got a return of seven per cent on all money he loaned.

• profit made by someone in a business arrangement
• to throw a ball back
• to go to or come back to an earlier place
• to take back an item you bought

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It was COMICAL to watch the kitten fight its own reflection in the mirror. We laughed for hours.

• scary
• funny
• comfortable
• terrible

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which word set contains only mood words

• light-hearted, sincere, mysterious
• mysterious, creepy, honest
• eerie, mysterious, suspenseful
• sincere, heart felt, playful

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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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During P.E. the soccer ball was bouncing off the wall.

• Literal
• Nonliteral

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My house was hot as 10,000 suns!

• Hyperbole
• Not a hyperbole

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Figurative language that poets use most often are called

• Adjectives
• Grammar
• Poetic Devices

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The clerk wants to (sell, cell) as many TVs as possible. 

• sell
• cell

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