FIGURES OF SPEECH EXERCISE

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FIGURES OF SPEECH EXERCISE

Bakim chand chattergi  was born on  26 June 1838

Book – Anand Math 

Publise -1882

Exercise -1

Directions:  Chose the correct figure of speech  from the  alternatives given below :

Q 1. Truth sits upon  the lips of dying man .

(A) Apostrophe                  (B) Personification

(C) Onomatopoeia           (D) Alliteration

Q.2. She shall be sportive  as the  fawn.

(A) Simile                            (B) Metaphor

(C) Hyperbole                    (D) Antithesis

Q.3. The News you bring is a dagger to my heart.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Antithesis

Q.4. She floats like a laugh from the lips of a dream.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Personification

Q.5. Life is but a walking shadow.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Apostrophe                  (D) Antithesis

Q.6. Love is blind.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Personification            (D) Antithesis

Q.7. The wish is father to the thought.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Antithesis

Q.8. So like a shattered column lay the king.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Simile

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Personification

Q.9. Authority forgets a dying king.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Personification

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Antithesis

Q.10. The night is dark as a black stone.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Personification

(C) Simile                            (D) Antithesis

Q.11.The City’s voice itself is soft  like solitude’s.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Personification

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Simile

Q.12. Om is a tiger in the game.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Personification

(C) Simile                            (D) Antithesis

Q.13. A lie has no legs.

(A) Metaphor                     (B) Personification

(C) Oxymoron                    (D) Antithesis

Answer –

1. (B) Personification     2.  (A) Simile      3. (A) Metaphor  

4. (B) Simile     5. (A) Metaphor   6. (C) Personification

7. (A) Metaphor     8. (B) Simile   9. (B) Personification

10. (C) Simile 11 (D) Simile 12. (A) Metaphor

13. (B) Personification

 

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FIGURES OF SPEECH EXERCISE