Florida Facts
Figurative Language
U.S. History
Vocabulary
100

What is Florida's nickname?

The sunshine state

100

What is the figurative language type: "His chin is as strong as a hammer"

Simile 

100

How many states are there in the United States?

50 states

100

The setting tells what two things?

Time and place

200

What fruit is Florida most known for?

Oranges

200

What is the figurative language type: "Your eyes are stars"

Metaphor

200

What is the name of the United State's first president?

George Washington

200

The message and/or lesson the author wants you to take away from the text.

A theme

300

What is the capital of Florida?

Tallahassee

300

What is the figurative language type: "The flowers danced to the wind."

Personification 

300
The 50 stars on the American flag represent?
The 50 states.
300

What is an inference?

to make a guess based on facts and observations

400

How many miles is Cuba from Florida?

90 miles

400

What is the figurative language type: "The snowflakes glittered like diamonds."

Imagery

400

The 13 stripes on the flag represent what?

The 13 colonies

400

What is an adjective?

Describes a noun

500

What year did Florida become a state?

1845

500

What is the figurative language type: "

Busy as a bee.

500

What day is the United States independence day?

July 4th

500

A brief statement about the main points of a story is a 

Summary

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