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Use the drop-down menus to identify the type of figurative language in each example.

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Selection 1:simile
Selection 2:hyperbole
Selection 3:personification
Selection 4:metaphor
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onetwo✔ three

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✔ onetwothree

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Complete each line using the rules of iambic pentameter. If you could see Above the trees I see It’s old and worn, but it

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Selection 1:how much I love you so
Selection 2:a shooting star
Selection 3:is dear to me
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Imagine you are writing a sonnet in which you want to describe daisies dancing in the wind. Which line expresses this idea in iambic pentameter?

A
The daisies dance like ballerinas when the wind blows.
B
The daisies dance gracefully.
C
The daisies dance and sway along with me.
D
The daisies dance in gusting wind.
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Which statements use figurative language? Check all that apply.

A
Music is food for the soul.
B
Many people enjoy listening to music.
C
Gentle music tiptoes across my mind.
D
Music can make you feel happy.
E
Listening to music feels like flying.

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