Figurative Language
The student is as smart as a computer
What is Simile?
This word names a person, place or thing.
What is a Noun?
"All vehicles where solar, the population took buses when they needed transportation, and people emerged mainly at night."
What is The Sand Castle?
Describes the type of narration used in a story. First or Third person.
What is Point of View?
Difficult to carry or wear because of heavyness or bulk.
What is cumbersome?
I've told you a million times to turn in your homework.
What is Hyperbole?
This word is used to join words and sentences.
What is a Conjunction?
"Sometimes on rainy days I would sit in the library and read."
What is Bad Boy?
The sequence of events that make up a story and center of conflict that characters face.
What is Plot?
Emptied of energy.
What is drained?
The classroom is a zoo on the last day of school.
What is Metaphor?
This word describes a noun.
What is an Adjective?
So where are you from? "Pikipiki"
"There is no such place as Picky Picky" Yes, there is!
What is Prince Francis?
The message expressed in a work of non fiction.
What is Central Idea?
Tells or signals someone to be quiet.
What is shushes?
Silly students sang songs in the summer.
What is Alliteration?
This word describes a verb.
What is an Adverb?
"Feel those shoes Mr. Anderson, feel how fast they'll take me. Feel all the running inside."
What is The Sound of Summer Runnung?
A message or insight about life that the author expresses in the text.
What is Theme?
Hung; held from above
What is suspended?
It's raining cats and dogs.
What is an Idiom?
This word names a position or location?
What is a preposition?
“Wait a little while and the fruit will fall into your hand.”
What is Esperanza Rising?
The tones the author uses when telling the story.
What is Voice?
Aloneness; isolation
What is solitude?