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Figurative Language and Vocabulary
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100

What is cause and effect?

what happened and why it happened

100

What does the term, "fighting like cats and dogs" mean?

Do not get along

100

The more you have of it, the less you see. What is it? 

Darkness.

100

Put in alphabetical order:
fret, froth, frame, fruit, friction

frame, fret, friction, froth, fruit
100

What is a synonym for "tale?"

What is "story?"

100

What is a noun?

what is a person, place, or thing?

200

A non-fiction story about another person's life

Biography

200

What does the statement "She was on cloud 9" mean?

She was very happy

200

What starts with a T, ends with a T, and has T in it? 

A teapot. 

200

Put in alphabetical order:
weigh, wrath, wide, waver, weave

waver, weave, weigh, wide, wrath

200

Which word uses the prefix "un?"

a. united

b. uninvited 

c. unicorn 

d. under

B. Uninvited

200

What are 2 sentences that are put together with a comma and a conjunction and have a similar theme?

Compound sentences

300

A non-fiction story about one's own life.

Autobiography

300

She walked as swift as the wind to get to class on time.

What is a simile?

300

What is it that after you take away the whole some still remains? 

Wholesome. 
300

Put in alphabetical order:
neighbor, many, native, muscle, make

make, many, muscle, native, neighbor

300

Solve the analogy

evening : dusk :: morning : ________

dawn

300

Poetry often includes ____________ _________ to make it more descriptive

Figurative language

400

Words that have opposite meaning

Antonyms

400

What figurative language is this?

This classroom is an icebox!

what is a metaphor

400

Forwards I'm heavy, but backwards I'm not.  What am I? 

Ton. 

400

Put in alphabetical order:
horde, favor, gall, halfway, fountain, giver, hiker

favor, foundation, gall, giver, halfway, hiker, horde

400

What reference source would you use to find the longitude of Calcutta, India? 

Atlas

400

The overall feeling of a poem

Mood

500

Who is the person that draws the pictures within a book?

An illustrator 

500
What does the phrase, "nip this in the bud" mean?
To stop or put an end to
500

What has four wheels and flies? 

A garbage truck.
500

Put in alphabetical order:
white, whole, wisdom, whim, whose, wider

wider, wisdom, whim, white, whole, whose

500

Define synonyms and antonyms. 

Synonyms are words that mean the same thing; antonyms are words that mean the opposite.

500

Give an example of a character trait to describe a character

Answers may vary: 

kind, shy, funny, brave, bold

600

Fill in the blank:

Most fiction stories have a problem and a _______.

Solution 

600

The sea lashed out in anger at the ships, unwilling to tolerate another battle.

Personification

600

What has a forest but no trees, cities but no people, and rivers but no water? 

A map. 

600

Put in alphabetical order:
cross, chasm, clink, chore, cram, chrome, cake

cake, chasm, chrome, chore, clink, cram, cross

600

The most exciting part of a story is called what? 

What is the Climax?

600

It's raining cats and dogs.

This is an example of what type of figurative language?

Idiom

700

What do you call the people in a story?

The characters

700

Choose the correct word:

That is (there, their, or they're) dog.

What is their?

700

Take me and scratch my head.  What once is red is black instead.  What am I?

A match.

700

Put in alphabetical order:
street, steam, sheet, seam, straight, stamina, shack

seam, shack, sheet, stamina, steam, straight, street

700

What text structure introduces a problem and tell you how to solve it?

Problem and solution

700

What are the 3 reasons (or purposes) why we write?

The purpose of the story is to _______, ________, or ___________.

To Inform, To Persuade, To Entertain

800

When the story is told from the perspective of the narrator, using words like "I" or "me"

What is the first person?
800

Correct the spelling of this word:

dissapoint 

disappoint

800

I'm where yesterday follows today and tomorrow's in the middle.  What am I? 

A dictionary.

800

Put in alphabetical order:
hammock, gasket, barrel, widget, binge, itchy, ferret, edgier 

barrel, binge, edgier, ferret, gasket, hammock, itchy, widget

800

Combine these three sentences into one sentence.  

Lily adopted a cat. 

The cat is orange. 

The cat is missing an eye. 

Answers may vary, but general idea: 

Lily adopted an orange cat that is missing an eye. 

800

This is the last part of a paper that wraps it up. It is best to end this with an impact statement.

What is a conclusion?

900

What is a paragraph in a poem?

A Stanza
900

Correct the spelling of this word:

eigth

eighth

900

Remove nine letters from this sequence to reveal a familiar English word: 

BSAINXLEATNTEARS

Bananas. 

900

Put in alphabetical order:
pocket, plead, praise, plaid, peace, packet, phase, picket

packet, peace, phase, picket, plaid, plead, pocket, praise

900

To give human-like qualities to non-human things. 

What is personification?

900

What is this sentence an example of? 

Billy baked brownies for Becky.

Alliteration

1000

What do you use when you need to find the meaning of an unknown word within the text?

Context Clues

1000

Correct the spelling of these words:

beutiful

diferrence

dicionary

begining

beautiful 

difference 

dictionary 

beginning

1000
I am a box that holds keys without locks, yet they can unlock your soul.  What am I? 

A piano. 

1000

Put in alphabetical order:
grand, guzzle, gizmo, gadget, graze, gemstone, ghost, galavant, glitter

gadget, galavant, gemstone, ghost,  gizmo, glitter, grand, graze, guzzle

1000

Define Cause and Effect. 

Cause is a particular event or happening that triggers or produce one or more subsequent events.  Effect is the one or more subsequent events. 

1000

How author's organize their text

Text Structure