This type of noun is special and requires a capital letter
a proper noun
Read the sentence. Tell what figurative language is found here. The flower was soft as silk. a.) simile b.) personification c.) hyperbole
Simile
In order to find the main idea of a passage (or paragraph), you can look here. (Name three areas of the text and get extra 200)
What is the first sentence, last sentence, and title.
Read the sentence. Tell what figurative language is found here. The clouds rolled in ominously. The sky looked angry. a.) metaphor b.) personification c.) hyperbole
b.) personification
How does an author organize information in a text?
Name at least 3 ways:
By sequence, problem and solution, cause and effect, description, comparing and contrasting
Which word matches this definition? Obvious:
a.) Evident b.) Rude c.) Surface
a.) Evident
The salsa was so hot, my tongue began to melt. a.) simile b.) onomatopeia c.) hyperbole
c.) hyperbole
Name at least 3 elements every story has?
Bonus: Name all 5 for 100 pts.
Characters, setting, plot, conflict, theme
I woke to an obnoxious sound outside my window. What part of speech is the word "obnoxious"?
ADJECTIVE
What is the meaning of the suffix: -ess Examples: actress, lioness, princess
-ess means something is female
Which word matches this definition? To move along heavily or clumsily a.) whiffling b.) trudging c.) striding
b.) trudging
"Oh no....AH-CHOO! Sniffle, I need a tissue please." a.) onomatopoeia b.) idiom c.) personification
a.) onomatopoeia
What are the 3 reasons why an author writes a story or article?
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
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..
Bonus 100: What does it mean?
Ominous is an adjective. Ominous is describing the sky, a noun, which makes this describing word an adjective.
Which word matches this definition? To consume destructively a.) crevices b.) devour c.) adaptation
b.) devour
Read the sentence. Tell what figurative language is found here. "Could you please cut it out? I'm trying to focus!" a.) idiom b.) metaphor c.) hyperbole
a.) idiom
What kind of figurative language is this an example of:
"The proud, but humble pine trees opened their arms to welcome me into their woodland kingdom."
Personification
(and some imagery)