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Figurative languages
Kinds of poems
Math
Science
100
When you say on thing, but mean another. ex) The hungry kids were a vacuum at lunch today.
What is an idiom.
100
The repetition of the leading consonant sound in each word throughout a sentence or phrase. Also known as a tongue twister. ex) Sally sold seashells by the shore.
What is alliteration?
100
The number in the hundredth place. 1,629.320
What is 2?
100
Starts an object moving or stops it if it is already moving.
What is a force?
200
Giving animals or objects humanlike character traits. ex) The wind howled through the trees.
What is personification.
200
A short form of Japanese poetry consisting of three phrases of 5,7, and 5. ex) One shark said to the other when eating a clown fish; this tastes funny
What is a haiku poem?
200
The number in the ten thousandths place. 428.01856
What is 5?
200
Three forces that affect you everyday.
What is friction, gravitation, amd magnetism?
300
Using the words" like" or " as" to compare two things. ex) His brain works like a computer.
What is a simile?
300
A seven line poem, shaped like a diamond that goes from one subject at the top of the diamond to another totally ( an sometimes opposite) subject at the bottom. ex) Dreams delightful, wonderful exciting,daring,fascinating kings, queens, monsters, giant skittels raging, horrifying, terrifying vicious, horrible nightmares
What is a diamante poem?
300
400+ 7+ 0.1+ 0.08+ 0.007
What is 407.187?
300
Force that keeps the moon in orbit around the Earth.
What is gravity or gravitation?
400
When two things are being compared without using the words "like" or " as. ex) Her eyes were bright stars.
What is a metaphor?
400
Poems that do not follow the rules and have no rhyme or rhythm, but they are still an artistic expression.
What is a free verse poem.
400
From the largest to the smallest. 0.179, 0.0179, 179
What is 179, 0.179, 0.0179
400
A change in motion caused by unbalanced forces or a change in velocity.
What is acceleration?
500
To exaggerate the importance of something. ex) Please mom, let me go to the party, everyone will be there!
What is a hyperbole?