Figurative Language

It is used to spark your imagination.

It is used to paint a picture for its readers.

It is not literal.

All of the above.

Simple, compound and complex sentences.

Nouns, verbs and adjectives.

Similes, personification, hyperboles, alliteration and idioms.

English, maths, science, geography and PDHPE.

She runs as fast as a cheetah.

She can run really fast.

She is an amazing runner.

She is the fastest runner in school.

Describing an object.

Telling an object what to do.

Giving an object human-like features.

Naming an object

When the same sound is repeated at the beginning of the word. 

When we use repeat the same sentence twice.

Repeating the same word twice in a sentence.

When the same letter is repeated at the beginning of the word.

The big bad bear hid behind the bush.

The scary bear hid in the bushes.

The bear was scared so he had to hide.

The bear likes to play hide and seek.

explain

exaggerate

name

define

I am so tired I could sleep for a whole year.

I am so tired I will go to sleep.

I sleep for 8 hours every night. 

Sleeping early every night is good for you. 

When a phrase has another meaning from what it says.

When we compare two things.

When we use a complex sentence.

Giving an object human-like features.

She is very smart.

She loves going to school every day.

She has a heart of gold.

She likes to help out in class.

Hard.

Easy.

Too long.

Too short.