Nouns
What is a noun
What is A person, place, thing, or idea
A word that shows action or a state of being.
What is verb
A simile compares two completely different things by using one of these two specific words.
What is "like" or "as"
A metaphor states that one thing is another with using these two words.
What are "is" or "are"?
You cannot sneeze with your eyes open. True or False?
What is true
What is the noun in this sentence - "The happy dog barked at the man."
What is a dog or man
Three examples of simple action verbs
What is run, skip, clap, jump
The choice that represents a simile: "He was as fast as a cheetah" OR "He was faster than a cheetah".
What is "He was as fast as a cheetah"?
The metaphor in this sentence: "The classroom is a zoo."
What is The classroom was crazy
This fruit is considered a berry but many people do not know
what is a banana
What category of nouns always starts with a capital letter
What is Place and Person
he hidden verb in this sentence: "The sneaky cat crept silently through the tall green grass."
What is crept
This is what you mean when you tell someone they are "as quiet as a mouse".
What is being very quiet or silent?
The meaning of the metaphor: "My older brother is a total couch potato."
What is someone who sits on the couch and watches a lot of TV (or is lazy)
Apples are 10 % , 20 % 25 % or 30% air ?
What is 25%
The plural form of the noun "goose"
What is geese
Verbs like is, am, are, was, and were that connect the subject to more details.
What is linking or helping verbs
Complete this common simile: "Without his glasses on, Mr. Smith is as blind as a..."
What is a bat?
The two things being compared in the metaphor: "Laughter is the music of the soul."
What are laughter and music
An ostrich eye is bigger then what organ in the human body?
What is a human brain?
This type of noun describes something you cannot physically touch, see, or hear, such as "love" or "honesty".
What is idea noun
The past tense form of the action verb "run"
what is ran
The two things being compared in the simile: "She put her head down like a dying flower."
Answer: What are her head and a dying flower?
Turn this simile into a metaphor: "Her smile is as white as fresh snow."
What is "Her smile is fresh snow"?
Can kangaroos was backwards? True or false?
What is true