Figurative Language
What Is A Simile
Comparing Two Things Using Like Or As.
EX: He Is As Strong As An Ox.
Lionel (recieved/received) his university acceptance letter in the mail today!
received
The tortoise and the hare were having a race. The hare, confident and quick, decided to take a nap mid-race. The tortoise, slow but steady, continued. When the hare awoke, it was too late; the tortoise had already crossed the finish line.
Slow and steady wins the race
What is a theme
the central idea or underlying message a writer explores, often about human nature, society, or life, conveyed through characters, plot, setting, and other elements.
Whom is Jake's Dad/Nickname
What is a metaphor
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
The two cats needed to be (seperated/separated) because they wouldn't stop clawing at each other.
What is separated
The rain hammered against the windows, mirroring the storm within her. She remembered the way he had looked at her, the cruel words that had echoed in her ears, the betrayal that had shattered her world. For years, she had allowed the anger to fester, a poisonous root that choked her soul. But today, something shifted. A small seed of understanding, nurtured by the quiet strength she had found within, began to sprout. She realized that holding onto the hurt, the resentment, was not a path to healing, but a prison she was building for herself. With a newfound determination, she decided to let go of the past and embrace the possibility of a brighter future, one where she could finally find peace.
The importance of forgiveness and moving forward after experiencing hardship.
What is a plot
the sequence of interconnected events that make up a story, including the cause-and-effect relationships between them, and how the characters and their problems change over time.
Whom is Doc's new girlfriend
Flana
What is an allusion
an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.
You don't need to (exercise/exercize) (alot/a lot) (everyday/every day)
Exercise, a lot, every day
Elara, a young cartographer with a burning desire to map the uncharted Eastern Wilds, faced relentless challenges. Her team was plagued by dwindling supplies, treacherous terrain, and the constant threat of marauding beasts. Doubts crept in, whispering of the futility of their mission. Yet, Elara refused to yield. She rallied her team, reminding them of their shared purpose: to expand the known world and to discover new knowledge. Day after day, they pushed forward, their spirits fueled by the unwavering belief in their cause. Finally, after months of hardship, they reached their goal: a vast, unexplored territory teeming with life. Elara and her team had not only survived the trials, but had triumphed, proving that even the most daunting obstacles can be overcome with perseverance.
the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity":
What is a conflict
a struggle or opposition between opposing forces, characters, ideas, or emotions that creates tension and drives the narrative forward.
What flew in and out of the warehouse they were using
Bats
What Is An Alliteration
The Repetition Of The Same Sound Or Letter In One Sentence.
EX: Eagles End Up Eating Entrails.
He needs to (accept/except) that he needs to work on his (confidance/confidence)
What is accept, confidence
The old woman, her face etched with the stories of a long life, sat by the window, watching the rain fall. Her heart, once a wellspring of love and compassion, had hardened over the years, carrying the weight of a betrayal that had scarred her soul. The memory of her son's actions, a betrayal that had shattered her trust and left her heartbroken, still burned within her. Years passed, and she refused to forgive him, clinging to the pain as if it were a shield. One day, her son, now a man himself, appeared at her doorstep, his eyes filled with remorse and a plea for reconciliation. He spoke of his mistakes, his heart aching with the weight of his actions. The old woman, after years of bitterness, finally saw the genuine remorse in his eyes. A tear, a sign of her own softening heart, rolled down her cheek. She opened her arms, not in anger, but in a gesture of acceptance and forgiveness, a choice that not only healed her own wounds but also paved the way for a new chapter of love and understanding."
The Power of Forgiveness
What is symbolism
the use of objects, characters, settings, or other elements to represent abstract ideas or concepts, adding layers of meaning and complexity to a story.
What did Jake learn to do in Kenya
He learned how to stalk animals.
What Is An Oxymoron
A Term Which Features Two Words Which Appear Contradict Each Other But Make Sense Of The Situation Overall.
EX: That Woman Is Pretty Ugly.
Correct the spelling: It is inconceevable that we might reach Mars in our lifetimes.
What is inconceivable
The old woman, her face etched with the stories of a long life, sat on the park bench, watching the children play. She noticed a young boy, his face flushed with frustration, struggling to build a tower of blocks. Instead of offering unsolicited help, she simply watched, her eyes filled with a quiet understanding. When the boy finally collapsed the tower in a frustrated sigh, the old woman smiled gently and said, 'Sometimes, the best way to learn is to try again.' The boy, surprised by her kindness, looked up at her and, after a moment, started building the tower again, this time with a newfound determination.
The importance of empathy and understanding different perspectives.
What is an analogy
This device compares a complex or abstract idea with a simple or concrete one to make it more easily understood. Use analogy to break down complex
What was the plane called Jake was flying
An ultralight/morpho