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A term or phrase is applied to something in order
to suggest a resemblance is a definition of
a. | idiom | b. | simile | c. | metaphor | d. | semiotics |
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2.
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A __________________ compares one thing to another
using “like” or “as.”
a. | metaphor | b. | metonymy | c. | simile | d. | idiom |
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3.
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A __________________ compares one thing to another
using “like” or “as.”
a. | simile | b. | metaphor | c. | idiom | d. | metonymy |
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4.
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A term or phrase is applied to something in order
to suggest a resemblance is a definition of
a. | simile | b. | semiotics | c. | metaphor | d. | idiom |
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True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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5.
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People that study words are called
etymologists.
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6.
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The sunset was like a lake of fire is an example of
simile.
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7.
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The word chow comes from Chinese (and means
food.)
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8.
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The word chow comes from Chinese (and means
food.)
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9.
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The sunset was like a lake of fire is an example of
simile.
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10.
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People that study words are called
etymologists.
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