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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The wind was blowing so hard, the sun was scared to come out. | personification |
| The teacher is like an angry lion when she is mad. | simile |
| The boy believed black birds bite. | alliteration |
| The men were jumping like a pack of frantic grizzly bears. | simile |
| His feet are as big as boats. | simile |
| Beads of ice glistened on bare branches like jewels. | simile/alliteration |
| The sky is a rainbow of colors. | metaphor |
| The desk held big black blocks of paper. | alliteration |
| He hammered so hard, the earth began to shake. | hyperbole |
| One eye glittered like a blue star. | simile |
| The wind whispered through the forest. | personification |
| The shadows were the lumberjacks. | metaphor |
| Cra-aack! Whumph! The beam broke and fell on them. | onomatopoeia |
| The snake slithered south through the grass. | alliteration |
| The bee buzzed through the air. | onomatopoeia |
| "Tweet, tweet," said the bird. | onomatopoeia |
| The water was so cold that my skin turned to ice. | hyperbole |
| The flowers danced in the wind. | personification |
| The stars stood out at night. | alliteration |
| The stars danced around me. | personification |
| The stars are headlights, so we can find our way. | metaphor |
| There are a zillion stars in the sky tonight. | hyperbole |
| The stars are like headlights ,so we can find our way. | simile |
| The "chirp" of the cricket woke me up. | onomatopoeia |
| The grass is an ocean of flowers. | metaphor |