Figurative Language
The answer is something that compares two things using 'like' or 'as'.
What is a simile?
The answer is something that goes before a quote.
What is a comma?
Fill in the blank : "I ____ watching TV at home"
What is the word, 'Was?"
An antonym
What are two words that mean the opposite of eachother?
A prefix that means by itself
What is the prefix "Auto?"
Something that compares two things without using 'like' or 'as'.
What is a Metaphor?
It is used most often for examples.
What is a colon? ":"
Fill in the blank : " ____ you outside today?"
What is the word "Were?"
A synonym for enlarge
Magnify, grow, increase
An affix that goes after a root.
What is a suffix?
A hyperbole.
What type of figurative language uses intense emotion to convey an opinion?
It is often used to make a brief pause in a sentence.
When you are saying the result of an action, is it Affect or Effect?
What is Effect?
Two words that mean the same thing
What are Synonyms?
An affix that goes before a root.
What is a prefix?
A type of figurative language that uses words for sounds, for example, "Crunch, Bang, Whoosh"
What is an onomatopoeia?
DAILY DOUBLE!
Something that is used to link closely related things. For example, "I live in Georgia_ though I'm not sure I like it."
What is a semicolon? ";"
Fill in the blank, (there, their, or they're) : " ______ sick today."
What is the word, "They're?"
An antonym for ancient
What is modern, new?
A part of a word that goes before the suffix and after the prefix
What is a root?
A type of figurative language that repeats the same letters over and over in a sentence.
What is alliteration?
A period ( . )
A type of punctuation that completes a statement.
What (your, you're) do you use when you are in possesion of an object?
What is the word, "Your?"
An antonym for "pulled"
pushed
A prefix that means "not" or "opposite" and can mean miserable when attached to happy.
What is un-?