A direct comparison between two unrelated things

Giving human characteristics to non-human/inanimate objects

Exaggeration for emphasis or dramatic effect

Combining two contradictory terms

Words that imitate sounds

The contrast between what is expected and what ACTUALLY happens

A play on words that have multiple meanings or similar sounds

"He is not bad looking" is an example of

Using like of as to compare two things

Is the following sentence correct?

A Lion is the Dublin High School mascot?

Is the following sentence correct?

Every student must pass, each class, with a minimum grade of 70%.

Is the following sentence correct?

To pass Mr. Smith's class you must show effort, be respectful and enthusiastic.

Are you willing to show effort and enthusiasm to pass Mr. Smith's class?

This is an example of what kind of sentence?

You must study outside of class in order to pass Mr. Smith's major exam!

The Great Gatsby is a great novel.