A device that is an intentional reference to another literary work or piece of art that the reader has to understand to make connections.
Ex: She smiles like a Cheshire cat
What is an allusion?
She laughed loudly.
What is alliteration?
Metaphor
Yes or No. You love my jeopardy.
What is yes?
Yes
Cookie!!!!!!!!
Yes (I'm just saying it to get points)
No (at least I'm honest)
Meh
Uh...
Sorta
I don't know
Should I answer this?
You can't put this in here!
A group of words that don't mean what they typically do.
Ex: That was a piece of cake
What is an idiom?
She looked like a ghost.
Simile
Imagery
Yes or No. You learned a lot from this Jeopardy.
What is yes?
Yes
Cookie!!!!!!!!
Yes (I'm just saying it to get points)
No (at least I'm honest)
Meh
Uh...
Sorta
I don't know
Should I answer this?
You can't put this in here!
This type of figurative language has a vivid description that helps the reader visualize what's happening in the story.
What is imagery?
"Bam"!
What is onomonopia?
Idiom
Name 10 types of figurative language.
A thing that represents or stands for something else.
What is a symbol?
What is symbolism?
The "suits" were coming towards us.
What is a synecdoche?
Allusion
The creator of this Jeopardy game
Who is Sophia Newton?
This type of figurative language that uses one part to refer to the whole, or the whole to refer to the part. For example, boots on the ground or new wheels.
What is synecdoche?
I heard the last piece of pie calling my name.
What is personification?
Oxymoron
Name a type of figurative language that was not used here.
What is irony?