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Figurative Language. By: Brenden Politte. Metaphor: a comparison using not like or as . Example 1: His room was a junk pile. Example 2: At sunset, the horizon was a thin golden line. This room was a junk pile. Explanation: Dirty room.
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Figurative Language By: Brenden Politte
Metaphor: a comparison using not like or as • Example 1: His room was a junk pile. • Example 2: At sunset, the horizon was a thin golden line.
At sunset, the horizon was a thin golden line.Explanation: Pretty sunset.
Simile: a comparison using like or as • Example 1: The baby's skin was like a rose petal. • Example 2: My brother is as sneaky as a rat.
The baby's skin was smooth as a rose petal.Explanation: Smooth.
Alliteration: Repeating the same sound. • Example 1: Rabbits running over roses. • Example 2: His dark eyes dared me with danger.
Her dark eyes dared me with danger. Explanation: She is mad.
Onomatopoeia: A word that describes another word. • Example 1: The bacon was sizzling in the frying pan. • Example 2: The bee went buzzing by the flower.
The bacon was sizzling in the pan.Explanation: The bacon was hot. .
Personification: Comparing to a human • Example 1: The puppy cried when I left for school. • Example 2: The rain kissed my checks as it fell.
The bee was buzzing around the flower.Explanation: The bee was buzzing.
Puppy was sad when I left for school.Explanation: Puppy's are sad.
The rain kissed my checks as it fell.Explanation: The rain is smooth.
Hyperbole: Is when it is crazy. • Example 1: I was so hungry I could eat a horse. • Example 2: I tried a thousand times.
I was so hungry I could eat a hourse.Explanation: I was really hungry.