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at the end of your rope

• not having enough rope
• standing on the border of your property
• completely out of patience
• extremely happy

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Which is a synonym for terrible? 

• Wonderful
• Joyous
• Great
• Bad

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I was getting very panto. I had been waiting in the line for the roller coaster forever and I was getting bored!

• excited
• impatient
• nervous

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This room is an oven!

• Literal
• Nonliteral

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Which type of figurative language is used in the sentence below?
Jonathan was so exhausted he could have slept for a year.

• Metaphor
• Simile
• Hyperbole
• Personification

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Again they searched meticulously, but no keys.  Where could they be?  They've looked EVERYWHERE! If you did something meticulously, you would be-

• feeling silly.
• working very carefully.
• trying to finish quickly.
• trying to find something.

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to see; to watch with close attention; to stick to or obey

• Observe
• Border
• Fierce
• Wisdom

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What is a synonym for allow her in?

• turn

• let

• stand

• call

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What does it mean when something costs an arm and a leg?

• It's free.

• It costs a little bit of money.

• It costs a lot of money.

• It costs a few limbs.

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Metaphor

• Comparison using like or as

• Comparison not using like or as

• Comparing two unlike things as the same

• Means what it means, but not literally.

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