| Alliteration | Personification | Onomatopoeia | Simile | Poems |
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A tongue twister is a good way to remember what alliteration is
A tongue twister is a good way to remember what alliteration is
yes
is the following an example of alliteration; the whispering wind blew passed by window
is the following an example of alliteration; the whispering wind blew passed by window
yes
give the definition of alliteration
give the definition of alliteration
when the beginning of a word repeats 2- 3 or more times
True or False. Alliteration is used for figurative language
True or False. Alliteration is used for figurative language
True
Give your own example of alliteration
Give your own example of alliteration
answers may vary
Is the following statement and example of personification? She is hungry like a wolf.
Is the following statement and example of personification? She is hungry like a wolf.
no, it is an example of a simile.
Define personification
Define personification
gives human qualities to non-human things
What is being personified in the following statement? The cool water was calling my name.
What is being personified in the following statement? The cool water was calling my name.
the water; looked refreshing on a hot day
Explain what this statement really means (literal). My computer hates me.
Explain what this statement really means (literal). My computer hates me.
The computer isn't working properly.
Give your own example of personification.
Give your own example of personification.
Answers will vary
True or False? Gargle is an example of onomatopoeia.
True or False? Gargle is an example of onomatopoeia.
True
Can onomatopoeia be considered to be figurative language?
Can onomatopoeia be considered to be figurative language?
yes
Identify the examples of onomatopoeia in the following sentence. The woman gasped when the vase crashed to the floor.
Identify the examples of onomatopoeia in the following sentence. The woman gasped when the vase crashed to the floor.
gasped, crashed
define Onomatopoeia
define Onomatopoeia
words used to describe/imitate a sound
give a statement with two of your own examples of onomatopoeia
give a statement with two of your own examples of onomatopoeia
Answers will vary
True or False? A simile compares two like things using like or as.
True or False? A simile compares two like things using like or as.
False; compares two UNLIKE things using like or as.
Identify the two things being compared in following sentence. Sally was a pretty as a peacock.
Identify the two things being compared in following sentence. Sally was a pretty as a peacock.
Sally/peacock
Explain the meaning of simile in the following sentence. My grandfather is as wise as an owl.
Explain the meaning of simile in the following sentence. My grandfather is as wise as an owl.
Grandfather is wise and knowledgable
Define metaphor.
Define metaphor.
Metaphors are comparisions of two unlike things not using the words like or as.
Give a statment with your own example of a simile.
Give a statment with your own example of a simile.
Answers will vary.
How many lines does a diamante poem contain?
How many lines does a diamante poem contain?
seven
True or false? A Haiku has 17 syllables and three lines.
True or false? A Haiku has 17 syllables and three lines.
True
What parts of speech are used in a diamante poem?
What parts of speech are used in a diamante poem?
noun, verb, adjective
True of False? A Haiku is a rhyming poem?
True of False? A Haiku is a rhyming poem?
False
How do you pick the subject for a diamante poem?
How do you pick the subject for a diamante poem?
They are opposites
Define figurative language
Define figurative language
s when the writer/speaker describes something through unusual comparisons for effect, interest, and to make things clear.
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