Which of the following is an OXYMORON ?

(A) The night sky with all the stars was a map for the traveller

(B) Anita sang like a professional singer

(C) The dull bright afternoon looked no different

(D) Amazing aunty Agatha opened the door

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Match the Figures of speech given in List-I with their examples in List-II

	LIST-I (Figures of speech)		LIST-II (Examples)
A.	Hyperbole	I.	Dearth dwells in every nook and cranny of the slums.
B.	Simile	II.	The fair, funny, fragile looking waif.
C.	Personification	III.	Malicious words are like bullets that tear through you.
D.	Alliteration	IV.	The husband's cruel desertion broke her heart into smithereens.

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Match the expressions given in List-I with the correct figures of speech given in List-II

LIST-I		LIST-II
A.	Time is a thief	I.	Simile
B.	The wind whispered through the trees	II.	Metaphor
C.	Life is a like a game of cards	III.	Oxymoron
D.	O heavy lightness! Serious vanity	IV.	Personification

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Choose the correct figure of speech used in the following sentence:

He has many mouths to feed.

Identify the figure of speech used in the following expression:

"The savage roar of the cruel ocean waves..."

Match the figures of speech given in List-I with the expressions listed in List-II

	LIST-I (Figures of speech.)		LIST-II (Expressions)
A.	Personification	I.	"The child was a hurricane of emotions."
B.	Oxymoron	II.	"O Death! Where is thy sting?"
C.	Metaphor	III.	"Death lays its icy hands on Kings."
D.	Apostrophe	IV.	"Parting is such a sweet sorrow"

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Match the expressions given in List I with the appropriate figures of speech given in List II :

	LIST-I (Phrases)		LIST-II (Figures of speech)
A.	Her voice crowds up and down the lawn	I.	Alliteration
B.	He makes no friend, who never made a foe.	II.	Personification
C.	Singing in summer in full-throated ease	III.	Hyperbole
D.	Winter laid its icy hands over the city.	IV.	Epigram

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