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Answer:

  1. Personification.
  2. Idiom.
  3. Hyperbole.
  4. Onomatopoeia.
  5. Personification.
  6. Idiom.
  7. Metaphor.
  8. Idiom.

Explanation:

  1. Personification. The tree branch is granted the human capacity to try to get into the house.
  2. Idiom. By the skin of one's teeth is an idiom that means by a very narrow margin.
  3. Hyperbole. Running faster than the speed of light is an exaggeration not meant to be taken literally.
  4. Onomatopoeia. To slurp a verb that refers to the loud noise one sometimes makes when eating or drinking something.
  5. Personification. The leaves are granted the human capacity to dance.
  6. Idiom. To be hung up on something is an idiom that refers to being obsessed with someone or something.
  7. Metaphor. "You are what you eat" is a metaphorical expression indicating that eating habits have a great impact on people´s lives.
  8. Idiom. Something being like watching the grass grow is an idiom that refers to something being boring.