Parts of Speech
This part of speech describes ACTIONS.
What are Verbs?
This is the type of figurative language that compares two things using "like" or "as"
What is Simile?
Frederick Douglass traded bread for this (more valuable) resource.
What is Knowledge?
This kind of text structure could be used to organize a history story by the dates when things happened.
What is Sequence / Chronology?
This is the part of speech of the word "Bayonet"
What is Noun?
This is a type of figurative language that over-exaggerates the truth.
What is Hyperbole?
Harriet Tubman used this route to help escaped slaves get their freedom.
What is the Underground Railroad?
This kind of text structure could be used to describe similarities and differences between Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman.
What is Compare and Contrast?
This is the part of speech of the word "serene"
What is Adjective?
This is the type of figurative language demonstrated in the sentence: "That snow-go is a piece of junk."
What is Metaphor?
Frederick Douglass wrote about his own life in this kind of book.
What is an Autobiography?
This kind of text structure would be best for writing about the issue of erosion in Napakiak.
What is Problem and Solution?
This is the part of speech of the word "commence"
What is Verb?
This type of figurative language makes no literal sense, but can be understood figuratively.
What is Idiom?
This is the name of the group of Southern states that fought against the United States during the Civil War.
What is the Confederacy?
This kind of text structure uses "therefore" and "because" as two signal words.
What is Cause and Effect?
This is the part of speech of the word "despair" in the sentence: Leahy was in a state of despair when none of his students were wearing their masks indoors.
What is Noun?
This is the type of figurative language demonstrated in the sentence: The sun smiled down on us.
What is Personification?
This was the coded nickname for Harriet Tubman among slaves seeking their freedom.
Who is "Moses"?
This kind of text structure uses "first" "second" "next" and "then" as signal words.
What is Sequence / Chronology?