Who are the two characters in the story?
Pyramus and Thisbe
A verb that does not need a direct object
Intransitive Verb
The bright celestial body that gently shines during the night and watches over the earth.
Moon
A form of literature that expresses ideas, emotions, or experiences through carefully chosen words, rhythm, and imagery.
Poetry
Why did the two lovers need to hide their relationship?
In the sentence Rhon bought an ice cream yesterday. What is the verb?
bought
What is the literary device used when the Wind and the Moon are given human thoughts, feelings, and speech?
Personification
The repetition of similar ending sounds in two or more words, often found at the ends of lines in a poem.
Rhyme
What tragic misunderstanding led to the deaths of both Pyramus and Thisbe?
Pyramus thought Thisbe had been killed after finding her bloodstained shawl.
In the sentence Pyramus chased the lioness. the LIONESS acts as the?
Who wrote the poem entitled "The Wind and The Moon"?
George McDonald
A figure of speech in which human qualities, emotions, or actions are given to animals, objects, or ideas.
Personification
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Where did Thisbe run to hide from the lioness?
Cave
Lexy ate all the waffles. The underlined word functions as what?
Transitive Verb
An arrogant, boastful, and foolish bully who thinks he has total control over the natural world.
Wind
Writers use this to help readers imagine, feel, or understand ideas in a more creative way than literal language.
Figurative Language/Figure of Speech
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Which theme is most strongly emphasized through the actions and decisions of Pyramus and Thisbe?
Impulsive decisions driven by emotion can lead to irreversible consequences.
STRONG PUNCH! Correct answer will knockout the opposing team.
She kicked strongly. The underlined word functions as what?
Intransitive Verb
I already told you million times.
What figure of speech was used in the sentence?
Hyperbole
A figure of speech that combines two opposite or contradictory words to create a unique meaning.