Literary/Poetry Terms
comparison using like or as
What is simile?
when a poet repeats a word
What is repetition?
A. "When can I see your SS project? " Mabel asked.
B. When can I see your SS project, " Mabel asked.
What is A?
She is going to her grandparents birthday party.
What is noun?
After the rain stops
What is a fragment?
Comparison not using like or as
What is a metaphor?
Repeating the same starting sounds of words:- ex. big blue balloons or gross green grubs
What is alliteration?
A. " How" asked John," Can I help your organization?"
B. " How," asked John," can I help your organization?"
What is B?
Your score on the game was almost perfect.
What is ajective?
How much money do you need I have five dollars
What is a run-on?
when a words pronunciation initiates its sounds: ex. bang, crash, hiss
What is onomatopoeia?
a pattern - like a beat
What is rhythm?
"This house is considered to be a part of history," said George.
"This house is considered to be a part of history" said George.
What is A?
Sally brought her binder to class.
What is noun?
David went to the park he played on the swings.
What is a run-on?
giving human traits to an object or idea
What is personification?
When 2 words share the same final sound
What is rhyme?
A. Barb announced " I think I will run for student congress".
B. Barb announced, " I think I will run for student congress."
What is B?
Quietly, read your book for the rest of the class.
What is adverb?
Kneeling near the edge of the stage.
What is fragment?
Writing that uses the five senses to describe and create a picture
What is imagery?
Exaggeration for effect
What is hyperbole?
A) Do not, my parents warned, " touch the expensive vase."
B) "Do not," my parents warned, " touch the expensive vase."
What is B?
Please join us for the Fourth of July party this afternoon.
What is verb?
Bonnie is a member of the soccer team and plays forward.
What is a sentence?