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The Airport
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Find, underline, and label each instance of figurative language in
the paragraph. Check it on the list as you go. You should find:
simile
idiom (2)
metaphor
alliteration
hyperbole (2)
allusion
personification (2)
onomatopoeia (3)
Jason could feel butterflies in his stomach as he entered the bustling
airport. This place is a zoo!" his mother exclaimed as she got in line at the
ticket counter behind about a million other travelers. Like an obedient
puppy, Jason followed. After waiting forever to check their luggage, Jason's
family had a quick breakfast at the Dunkin Donuts counter before heading
off to airport security. "Great," whined Jason, "another line." As he glanced
ahead, Jason noticed that the main security guard looked more intimidating
than Mr. T. Finally, Jason placed his shoes, belt, and change onto the tired
conveyor belt and walked through the metal detector, relieved when he
didn't hear a beep. He collected his items and finally reached the gate.
Waiting in line to board the plane, an older lady asked Jason how he liked
flying. He was close enough now to hear the engines roar as they came to
life. “This is my first time," he replied.

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The figurative languages used in the text have been identified below:

simile-  

Like an obedient  puppy

idiom (2) -

  • butterflies in his stomach
  • came to life

metaphor -  

  • This place is a zoo!

alliteration

  • Dunkin Donots

hyperbole (2) -

  • After waiting forever
  • A million other travelers

allusion

  • more intimidating  than Mr. T.

personification (2) -

  • hear the engines roar
  • tired  conveyor belt

onomatopoeia (3) -

  • bustling
  • roar
  • beep

The above are figurative words that were used in the text above.

Onomatopoeia is the use of words that sound the same as the words they describe. For example, a beep is a sound made by an alarm system.

An allusion uses a word to call to mind something that is familiar and bears some similarity to what is described.

Personification is the attributing of the qualities of living objects to inanimate things.

Summarily, the right figurative words have been matched above.

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