Figurative Language
What example of figurative language is this: Life is a highway
What is Metaphor?
What does the word adamant mean as used in this example:
"He was adamant about attending the event. He was willing to cancel all other plans."
What is determined?
An appeal to facts, data, and statistics
What is logos?
The problem in the story
What is conflict?
What is theme?
What is the message, moral, or lesson of a story?
What example of figurative language is this: Life is like a box of chocolates
What is Simile?
What does the word merit mean as used in the example below?
"What had I done to merit receiving detention?"
What is deserve?
An appeal to emotions
What is pathos?
The basic sequence of events in a story
What is plot?
How should theme be written?
What is in a complete sentence?
What example of figurative language is this: The dog said "hello"
What is Personification?
What does the word incident mean as used in the example below?
"My teacher had a small incident with the copy machine. The machine would not work."
What is a somewhat negative situation?
An appeal to experience and/or name value
What is ethos?
The people in the story
What are characters?
What is the difference between a summary of a story and the theme of a story?
What example of figurative language is this: Sally Sells Seashells by the Seashore
What is Alliteration?
What is the meaning of the word culprit based on how it used below?
"Zach was the culprit of the pencil stealing incident of 2023. He had 100 pencils in his locker!"
What is the person guilty of committing a crime?
Which rhetorical appeal is used when a celebrity endorses a product?
What is ethos?
Where the story takes place
What is setting?
What is the difference between theme and topic?
What is topic is a one or two word idea and theme is a message about life?
What example of figurative language is this: I am so hungry I could eat a horse!
What is Hyperbole?
What is the meaning of the word presuming, as used below?
"She was presuming her mom would pick her up from school, but she had never actually asked her mom."
What is assuming something is true without evidence?
Which rhetorical appeal is used below?
"You should recycle so that small cute turtles can live long happy lives."
What is pathos?
Which point of view is shown in the example below?
"Mary thought that Elizabeth was being very dramatic, but she didn't know how to tell her."
What is third person limited POV?
What is the theme of Hatchet?
What is People can survive challenges?