Primary and Secondary
What type of source is this?
A map of ancient China made in ancient China.
What is a primary source?
Julie had a field trip today, but her bus was late. They are leaving for the field trip soon.
What will she most likely do?
A. Ask her mom to drive her to school
B. Wait for the bus and not go to the field trip
What is A, ask her mom to drive her?
What type of figurative language is this?
A word that sounds like the common sound of the object it is describing.
What is onomatopoeia?
The meaning of a homophone.
What are words that have the same sound but different spellings or meanings?
Which is correct?
1. "Have you read the review?" she asked
"I haven't," I said, "but I want to."
2. "Have you read the review." she asked
"I haven't?" I said "But I want to,"
What is 1?
Define a primary source.
What is something like: someones firsthand experience?
Sarah was about to leave for work when she realized it was raining.
What did she most likely grab?
A. Her new sneakers
B. Her breakfast
C. An umbrella and raincoat
What C, an umbrella and raincoat?
The definition of an alliteration.
What is the repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words?
The meaning of a homonym.
What are words that are spelled the same but sound different?
What is the prefix of the word unicycle?
What is uni-?
What type of source is this?
A newspaper made in 2020 about Jamestown.
What is a secondary source?
Kayley was about to do her homework when her mom told her to start getting ready for soccer practice. Soccer ends late at night and she wouldn't have time to do it when she got back.
What will she most likely do?
A. Finish it in the morning
B. Not do it at all
C. Tell her teacher that her dog ate it
What is A, finish it in the morning?
Match the definition to a word:
Comparing two things using like or as.
What is similie?
Are allowed and aloud homophones or homonyms?
What are homophones?
What is wrong in this limerick?
There once was a little bunny,
He loved to act really funny,
No more funny business,
But he loved to be funny,
He's no longer funny bunny.
What is the 3rd and 4th lines don't rhyme?
What type of source is this?
Someone analyzing another person's experience.
What is a secondary source?
Billy-Bob grabbed his backpack and lunchbox. He headed out the door and told his mom, "Bye!"
Where is he going?
A. The park
B. School
C. His friends house
What B, school?
Match the definition to the word:
Language that appeals to the senses (touch, taste, smell, hearing, and most frequently, sight)
What is imagery?
"This show was filmed in front of a live studio audience."
"I live with my family."
In this example, are live and live homographs or homonyms?
What are homographs?
I form from an egg
Green and slimy yes I am
Tiana kissed me
Who am I?
What is a frog?
True or false? This is a secondary source.
A recent article about Rosa parks.
What is true?
Jackson grabbed paper towels and cleaner. He started to wipe the table.
Why is he doing this?
A. He spilled his drink
B. He spoiled his drink
What A, he spilled his drink?
A type of metaphor in which a nonhuman thing is given human charachteristics.
What is personification?
The meaning of a homograph.
What are words that have the same spelling and pronunciation but different meaning?
Comparing something to a person.
What is an allusion?