Figurative Language
"My Prairies"
"Jane Addams"
"Theodore Roosevelt"
Extended Response
100

What figurative language is : 


"She was as loud as a fire truck"

Simile 

100

30. Which of these best expressed the overall message of the poem?

A. There is much to love about prairies. 

100

20. How does the question below the title of the article help the reader?

B. It makes the reader think about the theme of the article. 

100

1. According to the article, the "Rough Riders" were a group of 

A. brave soldiers 

100

True or False 

Your introduction should have text evidence in it.

False.

200

What figurative language is the following sentence: 


"Ms. DiPierno is a volcano when she gets mad."

A metaphor. 
200

31. Read lines 10 through 12 of the poem. 

"The never restling prairie winds. The trees 

That stand like spear points high

Against the dark blue sky."

What idea is the speaker trying to express about the trees?

D. They rise tall and thin above the empty landscape. 

200

21. Based on the article, which of these groups are most likely the main visitors to the Hull House?

C. People in need 

200

2. How did people react when they saw Roosevelt release a baby bear?

B. They were impressed by his kindness. 

200

If you are synthesizing two passages for your extended response, how many details do you need?

Four. 

300
The toast jumped out of the toaster.

Personification.

300

32. Which line supports the idea that the speaker loves the look of prairie after it has been mown?

D. "Of newly shaven stubble, rolled." (Line 14)

300

22. What was the first thing Hull House offered to people?

B. a daycare center

300

3. The information under the subheading, "Stepping Up" is mainly about Roosevelt's 

A. Achievements in politics 

300
True or False 


You don't need to put figurative language in your extended response to pass. 

True.

400

He is running faster than the wind.

Hyperbole.

400

33. How does the last stanza add to the poem as a whole?

C. It highlights the speaker's love of prairies by expressing how little he cares for the mountains and the sea.

400

23. Which of these facts could be added to the article to help the reader understand the difference Hull House made?

D. By 1891, Hull House was helping more than 2,000 people each week. 

400

4. How do the sections with subheadings help to organize the article?

C. They divide the article into Roosevelt's different achievements.

400

How many body paragraphs should your extended response be if you need to use two passages?

Four. 

500

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. 

Alliteration.

500

34. The first person speaker of the poem helps the reader understand

D. what the speaker feels when looking out at the prairie. 

500

24. Which sentence from the article states an opinion?

A. "She was a smart, strong, and brave woman, and she made a big difference to the lives of many."

500

5. Read this sentence from the article.

"He was known for his skill in dealing with America's largest businesses."

In this sentence, the word "skill suggests that Roosevelt

D. was very good at it. 

500

True or False.

It is impossible to get a 0 on an extended response if you write something. 

False.