Literary Devices
Her eyes glittered like the sea.
simile
What punctuation does this sentence need?
I like green beans more than I like broccoli
a period (.)
I like green beans more than I like broccoli.
In Finding Nemo, what type of fish is Nemo?
Which is faster, light or sound?
light
comical hare
funny bunny
Her eyes were the deep blue ocean.
metaphor
What punctuation does this sentence need?
Would you please pass me the salt
a question mark (?)
Would you please pass me the salt?
What is the name of the cowboy in Toy Story?
Woody
With what body part do butterflies taste?
their feet
obese feline
The daffodils danced in the breeze.
personification
What punctuation does this sentence need?
I am so excited I could scream
an exclamation point (!)
I am so excited I could scream!
What vegetable does Shrek compare himself to?
onion
How many hearts does an octopus have?
3
jolly fruit
merry berry
I dropped the pot down the steps with a 'bam bam crash'!
onomatopoeia
What punctuation does this sentence need?
I like hotdogs with ketchup mustard and relish.
commas (,)
I like hotdogs with ketchup, mustard, and relish.
What word does the seagull character give to the fork in The Little Mermaid?
dinglehopper
Are tomatoes and avocados fruit or vegetables?
fruit
upset boy
sad lad
I've told you this a million times.
hyperbole
What punctuation does this sentence need?
I am so proud of all of you, I announced to my students.
quotation marks (" ")
"I am so proud of all of you," I announced to my students.
What kind of animal is Robin Hood in the Disney animated version?
fox
What temperature does water freeze? (F)
32 degrees
smelly toe
stinky pinky