Edward Scissorhands
Grammar
Poetic Devices
Visual Reflections
100

Edward wants this more than anything.

What is a family?

100

This group of words modifies the actions we take.

What is an adverb?

100

I'm so hungry I could eat an entire horse.

What is a hyperbole?

100

This method is how we pull meaning from an image.

What is STEQ?

200

The first hedge that Edward cut. Good thing this one wasn't hit by an asteroid.

What is a dinosaur?

200

George belongs to the same word group as Hawaii, which is not very proper...

What is a proper noun?

200

When it was time to clean up, my uncle ran out of the room as fast as a cheetah.

What is a simile?

200

The T in STEQ stands for...

What is Think?

300

Edward tries to sleep on this. Don't bring scissors to the pool.

What is a water bed?

300

This punctuation is used to separate to fully independent clauses.

What is a period?

300

The rain danced across the windshield of the car.

What is personification?

300

In this step of STEQ, we stop looking at the image.

What is E (Explore)?

400

This sweet dish was once considered the most elite food to bring to a party.

What is ambrosia salad?

400

This sentence goes on and on... but won't be winning any races.

What is a run-on sentence?

400

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...

What is alliteration?

400

These two words are how I recommend starting a question.

What is Why/How?

500

It is said that Edward is a robot with a _____ for a heart. 

What is a cookie?

500

This sentence stops so quickly, leaving little pieces behind.

What is a sentence fragment?

500

This device allows an object to represent an idea or feeling (ex. a rose represents love).

What is symbolism?

500

There are two types of body paragraphs you can write for a Visual Reflection.

What is a personal and a critical?