A type of figurative language where a comparison is made using like or as to describe something
simile
What part of speech are these words?
Sullenly
Reluctantly
Malevolently
Modifiers
What did Mama feel when Stacey said he gave his coat to TJ?
Outwitted, Trudged, Exasperated
Exasperated
Name a character who is NOT malevolent.
Answers will vary
DAILY DOUBLE!
What is one example of a symbol from Roll of Thunder? Must explain the symbolism.
answers will vary :)
Bewildered can be a modifier or a verb.
True or False
True
"The girl looked bewildered after the cat fell on her head."
"I bewildered my students by giving them a pop quiz over material we had not covered."
Pensive means thoughtful.
True or False?
False
Which word is the noun?
Despondently
Scheme
Persistent
Scheme
When you describe something by saying it is something else (just like a simile but not using like or as)
metaphor
What is being described with a simile in this quote?
"I tugged again at my collar and dragged my feet in the dust, allowing it to sift back onto my socks and shoes like gritty red snow."
The dust - "like gritty red snow"
Which of these words might describe how you walk to a class you don't like?
Malevolent
Languidly
Reluctantly
Reluctantly
Wafted, Trudge, Lynch
These are all ____
verbs
Name a desolate, acrid place.
Answers will vary.
When a word sounds like what it is.
onomatopoeia
DAILY DOUBLE
What is being describe, and what figurative language type is being used? There are TWO!
"Then it sputtered a last murmuring protest and died, its left front wheel in our ditch, its right wheel in the gully, like a lopsided billy goat on its knees."
- personification: buses can't murmur protests
- simile - like a lopsided billy boat on its knees
If you were making a mistake, your friends might ____ you.
Outwit, trudge, admonish
Admonish
Which word has a stronger meaning?
Immobilized
or
Lethargically
Immobilized
A saying or phrase that can't be taken literally, but everyone knows what it means.
Idiom
"I have half a mind to whip them children good!"
Idiom
Impale, flaunt, retaliate.
These are all____
Verbs
Raccous, meticulous, pensive
These are all _____
modifiers
Even though not all the families were eager to joint the boycott, Mama was _______
Reproachfully - Persistent - Flimsy
Persistent