Figurative Language
This compares two things using “like” or “as.”
What is a simile?
A group of lines in a poem is called this.
What is a stanza?
A noun names a person, place, or this.
Answer: What is a thing?
Answer: What is a thing?
The main idea tells what the text is mostly about.
The main idea tells what the text is mostly about.
Answer: What is the main idea?
The title of a section in nonfiction text is called this.
The title of a section in nonfiction text is called this.
Answer: What is a heading?
Fix this sentence:
my mom lives in austin texas
Fix this sentence:
my mom lives in austin texas
Answer: What is
My mom lives in Austin, Texas?
What are the three main reasons an author writes a text?
What are the three main reasons an author writes a text?
Answer: What are to inform, entertain, and persuade?
“He runs like the wind” is an example of this.
What is a simile?
A rhyme scheme with lines that rhyme AABB follows this pattern.
What is two lines rhyme together, then two new lines rhyme?
Run, jump, and eat are examples of these.
Answer: What are verbs?
These help readers figure out word meanings.
These help readers figure out word meanings.
Answer: What are context clues?
A smaller title under a heading is called this.
A smaller title under a heading is called this.
Answer: What is a subheading?
What punctuation ends a question?
What punctuation ends a question?
Answer: What is a question mark?
A group of lines in a poem that work together like a paragraph is called this.
A group of lines in a poem that work together like a paragraph is called this.
Answer:
What is a stanza?
“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse” is this type of figurative language.
What is hyperbole?
“The cat ran fast
Across the grass” rhyme with each other.
What letter would they both get and A, B or C.
What is A?
Quickly and slowly are examples of these.
What are adverbs? They usually end in ly.
You are “reading between the lines” when you do this.
You are “reading between the lines” when you do this.
Answer: What is making an inference?
A sentence under a picture explaining it is called this.
A sentence under a picture explaining it is called this.
Answer: What is a caption?
What punctuation shows excitement?
What punctuation shows excitement?
Answer: What is an exclamation point?
!
🐶 The dog ran and played in the park.
Question:
What is this sentence mostly about?
🐶 The dog ran and played in the park.
Question:
What is this sentence mostly about?
Answer:
What is a dog playing in the park?
“The wind whispered through the trees” is an example of this.
What is personification?
This is the rhyme scheme:
The sun is bright
It warms the night
I love the to play
Every Day
Answer: What is AABB?
Big, red, and happy are examples of these describing words.
Answer: What are adjectives?
The order of events in a story is called this.
The order of events in a story is called this.
Answer: What is sequence?
These dark words show important vocabulary.
These dark words show important vocabulary.
Answer: What are bold words?
The small dog quickly ran to the park.
Find the adjective.
The small dog quickly ran to the park.
Find the adjective.
Answer: What is small?
📖 Sara wore boots and carried an umbrella.
Question:
What can you infer about the weather?
📖 Sara wore boots and carried an umbrella.
Question:
What can you infer about the weather?
“Break a leg” is an example of this type of phrase.
Answer: What is an idiom?
Rushing to take the Map test
Answer: What is dumb?
She, he, and they are examples of these.
Answer: What are pronouns?
To teach, entertain, or persuade are examples of this.
To teach, entertain, or persuade are examples of this.
Answer: What is author’s purpose?
This helps readers find chapters and page numbers.
This helps readers find chapters and page numbers.
Answer: What is a table of contents?
The small dog quickly ran to the park.
Find the adverb.
The small dog quickly ran to the park.
Find the adverb.
Answer: What is quickly? They often end in ly.
✏️ Choose the correct word:
___ dog is barking loudly.
✏️ Choose the correct word:
___ dog is barking loudly.
Answer:
What is Their?