| Simile or Metaphor? | ||
| #1 | He is like a lazy bear. | Simile |
| #2 | They are as dumb as a bag of rocks. | Simile |
| #3 | Her eyes were pools of water when she cried. | Metaphor |
| #4 | We were a loud circus as we entered the classroom. | Metaphor |
| #5 | She likes being a quiet mouse in class. | Metaphor |
| Alliteration or Hyperbole? | ||
| #1 | She sells sea shells by the sea shore. | Alliteration |
| #2 | I wrote so much that I burned a hole in my test. | Hyperbole |
| #3 | Betty bought boys boxes of books. | Alliteration |
| #4 | Write an example of a hyperbole. | |
| #5 | Write an alliteration using the letter 'r'. | |
| Idioms | ||
| #1 | 'To hit the road' means... | To begin driving. |
| #2 | 'To take a walk in someone else's shoes' means... | To look at things from someone else's point of view |
| #3 | 'To pitch the tent' means... | To set up the tent |
| #4 | Give an example of an idiom AND it's literal meaning | |
| #5 | Define the word idiom. | A saying that cannot literally be translated. |
| Grab Bag | ||
| #1 | Define onomatopoeia... | A words that means a sound. |
| #2 | Give an example of onomatopoeia | Pop, bang, zip |
| #3 | The wind sang loudly through the trees is an example of... | Personification |
| #4 | Crack! The branches snapped under the weight of the snow. 'Crack' is an example of... | Onomatopoeia |
| #5 | Give an example of personification | |
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| Final Question | |