Figurative Language
Inferences
Revising & Editing
Context Clues
Tone & Mood
100

Identify the device:

" The wind whispered through the trees." 

Personification 
100

“He slammed his backpack down and rolled his eyes.”

He’s annoyed or frustrated.

100

Fix the error:
“Their going to the game.”

They’re


100

Meaning of dreary:
“The dreary sky made the day feel depressing.”

Gloomy

100

Tone:
“She slammed the door and mumbled angrily.”

Angry/ Irritated

200

Which sentence is a simile?
A. “Her smile was sunshine.”
B. “He was a rock.”
C. “She ran like a cheetah.”

C. She ran like a cheetah

200

Inference about setting:
“She brushed sand off her feet as waves hit the shore.”

She’s at the beach.


200

Which sentence is clearer?
A. “The book that I read yesterday was good.”
B. “The book I read yesterday was good.”

B

200

Meaning of reluctant:
“He was reluctant to join the game.”

Hesitant/ unwilling 

200

Mood of this description:
“A dark alley where footsteps echo behind you.”

Suspenseful/ Scary

300

Identify the device:
"Time is a thief."

Metaphor

300

Inference about character:
“He checked his phone every two seconds.”

He’s nervous or impatient.

300

Fix the punctuation:
“Its time to celebrate.”

It’s

300

Meaning of vital:
“Water is vital for survival.”

Necessary

300

Tone:
"He whispered with a soft smile"

Gentle/Affectionate 


400

What device uses extreme exaggeration? 

Hyperbole

400

Inference about behavior:
“She hid the letter under her mattress.”

She wants to keep it secret.

400

Which is a fragment?
A. “When the bell rang.”
B. “The bell rang.”

A

400

Meaning of navigated:
“She navigated the crowded hallway.”

Found her way through

400

What words create a hopeful tone?

Promise, Rising sun, bright 

500

Which sentence shows alliteration?
A. “Soft stars shined silently.”
B. “The clouds floated by.”

A. 

500

Inference about theme:
A character keeps practicing even after failing multiple times.

Perseverance / Determination matters.

500

Fix the run-on:
“She studied she passed.”

Add punctuation or conjunction (ex: “She studied, and she passed.”)

500

Meaning of elated:
“He felt elated after hearing he passed.”

Extremely happy

500

Mood:
"Storm cloud gathered as the wind howled"

Tense

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