Question

1. figurative language that uses the words \like\ or \as\ to compare two things
2. speech or writing that departs from literal meaning in order to achieve a special effect
3. language that is plain and direct
4. figurative language that just means what it means, even though it doesnt make sense
5. figurative language that exaggerates
6. figurative language that gives human traits to a non - human thing
7. figurative language that implies that two things being compared are the same thing, even though they are not
8. describe figurative language in your own words.
9. two types of figurative language are very similar. what are they?
10. what is the opposite of figurative language?
11. what type of figurative language is represented by this picture?

Explanation:

1. A simile uses "like" or "as" for comparison.
2. Figurative language deviates from literal meaning for effect.
3. Plain and direct language is literal.
4. Idioms are figurative but have fixed - meanings.
5. Hyperbole is exaggeration.
6. Personification gives human traits to non - humans.
7. Metaphor implies two things are the same.
8. Figurative language uses non - literal expressions to convey ideas, emotions, or create vivid images.
9. Similes and metaphors are similar as they both compare things.
10. The opposite of figurative language is literal language.
11. Without seeing the picture clearly, if it shows a non - human thing with human features, it's personification.

Answer:

1. Simile
2. Figurative language
3. Literal language
4. Idiom
5. Hyperbole
6. Personification
7. Metaphor
8. Speech or writing using non - literal expressions for effect
9. Simile, Metaphor
10. Literal language
11. (Answer depends on the picture, if applicable: Personification)