Public Speaking
Mr. Smith's favorite conclusion to a presentation.
Thank you.
A symphony
A word that means serious or formal
Solemn
Which type of figurative language uses like or as to compare 2 things
True or False: Mr. Smith has experienced speech anxiety
True
All good public speakers should do this in between the sentences they speak and read
Make eye contact
Lito
To wander aimlessly
Meander
This figurative language spells out a sound
Onomatopoeia
Mr. Smith currently has this many plants in his classroom.
The cure for public speaking anxiety
Practice
"The North" in Spansih
El Norte
A chaotic noise or group of people
Tumult
This type of figurative language gives human like qualities to non-living things
Personification
Mr. Smith prefers this type of puzzle to a word search.
Crossword
Mr. Smith said to pretend you are this person in order to have good public speaking body language.
Superman or Wonderwoman or other Superhero
Isabel looked for this item of Ivan's to remember him by
Ivan's hat
To move as a large group, or a large group of insects or bugs
Swarm
This type of figurative language uses an item, object or thing to symbolize more than meets the eye
Symbolism
The words written on Mr. Smith's new hall pass.
Mr. Smith's Potty Pass
Don't worry about being too loud, worry about being too _______
Quiet
Isabel had a close encounter with this branch of the US military
The US Coast Guard
Barricade
What did Isabel mean to say when she compared her life to a symphony?
(Any proficient interpretation qualifies)
Our Monday Mistakes was a short paragraph about this special animal
Douglas Mr. Smith's Cat