CCF Figurative Language

Identify the figure of speech used in each example. The first letter helps to identify the key, repeating the process for each of the three sections.

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"The whole bed tipped up at an angle and poor Grandpa Joe fell out of it like a stone from a sling" (Chapter 2).
"The whole town of Bucket's family, from one end to the other, was asleep" (Chapter 2).
"The sun was shining brightly now, and it made the newly painted red door of the factory shine like a freshly washed apple." (Chapter 4)
"Veruca Salt, the little brute, had said she wanted an Oompa-Loompa and she wanted one now. (Chapter 6).
"It would have taken a dozen gardeners a whole year to tidy up the jungle of nasturtiums, creeping plants, rose bushes, marigolds, and dozens of other flowers that were growing everywhere in great tangled masses" (Chapter 6).
"The factory was a madhouse of noise and activity" (Chapter 6).

"The huge doors at the entrance to the factory were opened wide, and a gush of warm sweet-smelling air came out" (Chapter 7).
"Veruca Salt had more unkind thoughts in a day than most people have in a year" (Chapter 10).
"Mr. Wonka's eyes were shining points of light" (Chapter 10.)
"The room was alive with the sound of tiny, whirring machines" (Chapter 12).
"The waterfall was frozen solid, and the great chocolate river, which at one time had been swirling and foaming and splashing its way down the mountainside in a brown torrent, now looked like a broad white marble staircase" (Chapter 14).
"No other factory in the world mixes its chocolate by waterfall! But it's the only way to do it properly!" (Chapter 15).

"Fifty times around the room they went, fifty times up and down, and every time they went down, Charlie felt his stomach coming up into his mouth" (Chapter 15).
"Augustus Gloop! Augustus Gloop! The great big greedy nincompoop!" (Chapter 16).
"The gum chewer's jaws were going nineteen to the dozen, up and down, sideways, backwards and forwards" (Chapter 16).
"The waterfall was pouring down on them like a gigantic and never-ending shower-bath" (Chapter 21).
"The lift went slower and slower, and suddenly with a jerk, it stopped" (Chapter 22).
"The entire room was sparkling clean and the air smelled like vanilla and chocolate and strawberry and butterscotch and all the other delicious candy flavors" (Chapter 28).