Idiom Meanings
Hit the nail on the head
did/said exactly the right thing
Compare and contrast
This type of figurative language uses words like "like" or "as" to make comparisons.
Simile
Who wrote "Spiders"?
Nic Bishop
What does predator mean?
animal that hunts
Name four 2nd grade teachers
Ayala, Agosto, Perez, Franklin, Alacron
Hit the hay
go to sleep
What text structure tells what happens and why it happens?
Cause and effect
Name the figurative language: The leaves danced in the wind.
Personaification
What is the abdomen?
The back of the spider
A fixed way to do something
routine
Where was Ms. Ayala born?
Homestead
Cost an arm and a leg
it was expensive
What is a sentence or phrase under a picture called?
caption
Name all the figurative language types
simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration, onomatopoeia, idiom
FREE POINTS
:)
Antonym for extraordinary
Ordinary, Usual
What is the front desk person's name?
Ms. Avila / Ms. Lupita
Flying off the handle
getting angry
How many types of text structures are there?
5
This type of figurative language uses sayings like "raining cats and dogs" or "a chip on your shoulder".
Idiom
What is the spider skin called?
chitin
synonym for accountable
responsible
Name the school colors
blue, gold, and white
Under the weather
feeling sick
LOSE POINTS
:)
This type of figurative language is used to make a comparison of one thing to another without the use of like or as: “This class is a zoo”.
Metaphor
Name 3 Spiders from the text
long jawed, green lynx, cobalt blue tarantula, huntsman, black widow, black and yellow, orb web,
synonym for compassionate
sympathetic
How many students are in 404?
25