Figurative Language
Elements of a Story
Context Clues
Idioms
Random
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Bill fought like a lion.

What is this an example of?

Simile

100

What is the setting in the story?

The forest
100

The delightful aroma of food cooking made my mouth water.

What does aroma mean?

A) Smell

B) Color

C) Wealth

A) Smell

100

Hold your horses is an idiom meaning

A) Hold onto something

B) Be Patient

B) Be Patient

100

Give an example of a simile

Comparison using like or as

She danced like a butterfly

200

Her eyes were diamonds.

What is this an example of?

Metaphor

200

Name one character in the story.

Lion, mouse or hunter

200

The frigid water made my teeth chatter.

What does frigid mean?

A) Warm

B) Clean

C) Cold

C) Cold

200

I am so hungry I could eat a horse is an idiom meaning

A) I love to eat horse meat

B) I am very very hungry

B) I am very very hungry

200

What is the setting of your favorite movie

Place or time period the movie is set in


Example: Star Wars

The setting is a galaxy far far away

300

Bittersweet is an example of?

Oxymoron

300

What is the problem in the story?

The lion is trapped.

300

Instead of a grimace Levon had a big smile on his face.

A) Grin

B) Frown

C) Mask

B) Frown

300

What does the idiom "sweet as pie" mean

Someone is very nice

300

Use the word "splat" in a sentence

"Splat" is an onomatopoeia

My pizza splat as it fell on the floor.

400

Crackle is an example of?

Onomatopoeia

400

What happens at the end of the story?

The mouse freed the lion.

400

The scared rock climber balanced precariously on the cliff.

What does precariously mean?

A) Dangerously

B) Hopefully

C) Gracefully

A) Dangerously

400

What does the idiom "it's raining cats and dogs" mean?

It is raining really hard

400

What color are my eyes

Green


500

The flower smiled up at me.

This is an example of?

Personification

500

What is a theme from the story?

Animal vs. Man...
500

The late students always had a plethora of excuses.

What does plethora mean?

A) Shortage

B) None

C) Excessive number (more than enough)

C) Excessive number (more than enough)

500
What does the idiom "snug as a bug in a rug" mean
Someone is very comfortable under a blanket
500

Tell me your favorite idiom, in your first language and what it means.

Idiom is a saying like "Hold your horses" or "raining cats and dogs"