What figurative language is used here?
The flower was soft as silk.
a.) simile b.) personification c.) hyperbole
Simile
In order to find the main idea of a passage, you first must look here. (HINT: 3 places)
the first sentence, last sentence, and title
True or False: All roots of words are words that can stand alone.
False-
"hair-less" - hair is the root word that can stand alone
"aud-ible" - aud is the root word that CANNOT stand along
What figurative language is used here?
The clouds rolled in ominously. The sky looked angry.
a.) metaphor b.) personification c.) hyperbole
b.) personification
What two things do you need to make an inference?
background knowledge and information from the text
The salsa was so hot, my tongue began to melt.
a.) simile b.) onomatopeia c.) hyperbole
c.) hyperbole
Using context clues and word parts to help you, what part of speech is the following word: ominous
The blackened sky appeared ominous and we all ran inside for cover.
Ominous is an adjective.
Ominous is describing the sky, a noun, which makes this describing word an adjective.
"Oh no....AH-CHOO! Sniffle, I need a tissue please."
a.) onomatopoeia b.) idiom c.) personification
a.) onomatopoeia
What does it mean to "visualize" while you read?
How can this help you understand a story?
Visualizing means to make a picture in your head.
This helps to understand and remember a story because with focus, you can recall more details about a story that will carry on throughout the page, chapter, or book.
This type of noun is special and requires a capital letter.
Proper noun.
Identify the root, suffix, and prefix in the word below: Biography
Prefix: bio- meaning life
Root: graph - meaning to write
Suffix: -y - means - quality of
"Could you please put a sock in it? I'm trying to focus!"
a.) idiom b.) metaphor c.) hyperbole
a.) idiom
I picked up a woozle and turned it around. It was slippery, wiggly, and goopidy goopy.
What part of speech is a "woozle"? How do you know?
Woozle is a nonsense word used as a NOUN.
Nouns have an article (a, an, the) before it and the sentence states that it can be touched and manipulated.