Instructions: Read each sentence carefully. Decide whether the sentence presents aLITERAL LANGUAGE (the words mean exactly what they say) or a FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE(the words suggest something more than their literal meaning).Example:LITERAL LANGUAGE 1. "She has a mountain of homework to do tonight."(Explanation: The phrase "a mountain of homework" doesn't mean she has ahomework pile as big as a mountain. It just means she has a lot of homework to do.)1. "The world is a stage, and we are just players."2. "She has a heart of gold."3. "The sun was shining brightly in the sky."4. "He's feeling blue today."5. "The leaves are green in summer."6. "Time flies when you're having fun."7. "The cat is sitting on the chair."8. "He is the light of my life."9. "She broke the glass by accident."10. "The classroom was a zoo during recess."
Answer (1)
Answer:1. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE2. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE3. LITERAL LANGUAGE4. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE5. LITERAL LANGUAGE6. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE7. LITERAL LANGUAGE8. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE9. LITERAL LANGUAGE10. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
